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South Korea head coach Paulo Bento said the team produced their "worst performance" in Tuesday's 1-0 defeat by the United Arab Emirates, which saw them finish second in their World Cup qualifying group.
HONG KONG :The United Arab Emirates handed South Korea a surprise 1-0 defeat in Dubai on Tuesday to set up a playoff clash with Australia as they kept alive their hopes of a first World Cup appearance in 32 years.
In the end, it was comfortable. Three clear points between the UAE in third and Iraq in fourth, plus a goal difference so substantial that it essentially amounted to another point besides.
Hareb Abdalla's 54th minute goal sealed a third place finish in Group A for Rodolfo Arruabarrena's side, ensuring the UAE will take on the Socceroos in a one-off meeting in Doha on June 7. The winner of that match with then face the fifth-placed team in the South American qualifiers with a berth in the finals in Qatar at stake. Abdalla struck against the run of play for the Emiratis, who were facing a Korean side that had not conceded a goal in their previous five qualifiers and were looking for a victory that would secure them top spot in Group A.
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Andy Robertson insists it would be ‘unacceptable’ if Scotland’s summer fixture list is extended to accommodate the postponed World Cup play-off semi-final against Ukraine.
Manchester arcade bar NQ64 has been doing its bit to raise more than £6000 in a charity fundraiser called ‘Game for Ukraine’. It joined with the six other NQ64 sites across the UK - Edinburgh, Liverpool, Birmingham, Glasgow and Cardiff - to contribute to the Disasters Emergency Committee, which is providing relief efforts in war-torn Ukraine.
World number two Deepika Kumari has failed to make the Indian squad for the upcoming Asian Games, suffering one of the biggest setbacks in her illustrious career. Deepika lost two of her three round-robin matches in the final leg to miss her Asian Games berth at the SAI centre on Sunday. Deepika had finished a lowly fifth in the two-phase eliminations on Saturday to determine the top-eight, as she had to fight in the round-robin matches. This is for the first time since winning a gold medal at the New Delhi Commonwealth Games 2010, Deepika will be out of a multi-discipline showpiece event.