South Korea's 'dismal' World Cup ends in group phase
ARLINGTON, Texas: South Korea's turbulent World Cup ended at the group phase on Saturday (Jun 27) and could lead to the international retirement of captain Son Heung-min.
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ARLINGTON, Texas: South Korea's turbulent World Cup ended at the group phase on Saturday (Jun 27) and could lead to the international retirement of captain Son Heung-min.
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