FIFA 게임분석

Belgium - Korea Republic				1:1 (1:0)

Match: 41	Date: 25.Jun.1998	Stadium/Venue: PARIS	Time: 16:00h	Spectators: 45500
Goals Scored: NILIS Luc (BEL) 7' , YOO Sang Chul (KOR) 71' .

Belgium		Korea Republic
[12]	VANDE WALLE Philippe (GK )	[ 1]	KIM Byung Ji (GK )
[ 3]	STAELENS Lorenzo	[ 2]	CHOI Sung Yong (-46')
[ 4]	VIDOVIC Gordan	[ 5]	LEE Min Sung
[ 5]	BORKELMANS Vital	[ 6]	YOO Sang Chul (Capt )
[ 7]	WILMOTS Marc	[ 7]	KIM Do Keun (-46')
[ 8]	OLIVEIRA Luis (-46')	[10]	CHOI Yong Soo
[10]	NILIS Luc	[11]	SEO Jung Won
[11]	VAN KERCKHOVEN Nico	[12]	LEE Sang Hun (-65')
[14]	SCIFO Enzo (Capt )(-65')	[13]	KIM Tae Young
[15]	CLEMENT Philippe (-75')	[17]	HA Seok Ju
[22]	DEFLANDRE Eric	[20]	HONG Myung Bo

Substitutes:		Substitutes:
[ 1]	DE WILDE Filip (GK )	[ 3]	LEE Lim Saeng (+46')
[ 2]	CRASSON Bertrand	[ 4]	CHOI Young Il
[ 6]	VAN DER ELST Franky (+65')	[ 8]	NOH Jung Yoon
[ 9]	MPENZA Mbo (+46')	[ 9]	KIM Do Hoon
[13]	VERLINDEN Dany (GK )	[14]	KO Jong Soo (+46')
[16]	DE BOECK Glen	[15]	LEE Sang Yoon
[17]	VERSTRAETEN Mike	[16]	JANG Hyung Seok (+65')
[19]	VAN MEIR Eric	[18]	HWANG Sun Hong
[20]	MPENZA Lokonda (+75')	[19]	JANG Dae Il
[21]	BOFFIN Danny	[21]	LEE Dong Gook
		[22]	SEO Dong Myung (GK )

Coach: LEEKENS Georges (BEL)		Coach: KIM Pyung Seok (KOR)
Cautions: KIM Tae Young (KOR) 47' , BORKELMANS Vital (BEL) 65' , LEE Lim Saeng (KOR) 67' , LEE Min Sung (KOR) 83' , KIM Byung Ji (KOR) 83' .
Expulsions:
Match Officials: Referee: REZENDE DE FREITAS, BRA Asst. Ref. 1: PINTO FILHO, BRA Asst. Ref. 2: ARANGO CARDONA, COL 4th Official: NIELSEN, DEN

Match Summary:

Belgium System of play: 4-1-3-2; played with four defenders, one defending midfielder, three constructive midfielders and two striking players. Flexible adaptation of combination game. Strong points: Holding position and active game without the ball with good understanding among the players. Experience of many players who have played in World Cups before. Teamwork and co-operation. Outstanding players: Vidovic (4), Wilmots (7), Scifo (14), Nilis (10), Van der Elst (6).	Korea Republic System of play: 3-5-2 system with a very quick move from defence to attack. Quick penetration runs or with long passes to strikers. Sweeper falls slightly back and changed his position with other players. Strong points: Physical condition of the team (speed and endurance as well as jumping abilities. Showed courage. Outstanding players: Kim Byung Ji (GK, 1), Yoo Sang Chul (6), Choi Yong Soo (10), Ha Seok Ju (17), Seo Jung Won (11).
Defence: No offside tactics intentionally. Zone marking. Sweeper slightly behind defensive line (Staelens (3) and Vidovic (4)). Used headers in a positive way. Skill was evident but under pressure was suspect. Switch to attack was well organised, but not fast enough. Well organised support from midfield and attack (sometimes not one striker stayed upfront). The team had a good balance in defending activities. Read game in defence well.	Defence: No deliberate offside tactic. Mixed man to man and zonal. Sweeper behind defence. Very good jumping abilities but lacking in accuracy with headers. Lost too many balls in defensive zone. Need to reduce speed when receiving balls. Loose sometimes orientation and co-ordination. Play sometimes too deep in defence. Need to go forward faster and push opponents out of the danger one.
Attack: Mostly done through effective midfielders (Wilmots and Scifo) to Nilis especially who was looking for free space and moved well. The change from Oliveira to Mpenza (9) brought more effectiveness on the right side. Surprising moves were created by the runs of Mpenza into free space as the penetration runs of Wilmots. Shooting chances from Nilis (not well performed). Heading and dribblings were of a good standard. The team tried to recover balls immediately in midfield. Support from midfield done by Wimots and Scifo's penetration passes. From defence, support was not given often.	Attack: The attacks were mainly built-up with long passes to Choi Yong Soo (striker) and Seo Jung Won and Ha Seok Ju (supporting strikers). Yoo Sang Chul played a major role in the build-up of attacks. They tried to shoot but without much success. Lacking of accuracy. Heading as well as fast, penetration dribblings were strong points of the team. Intention to recover lost balls immediately. Participation in defence was well done. Good support from midfield (not from defence).
Summary: The team indulged in short and a middle distance passing game with enough activities of players without the ball with Wilmots and Scifo leading the moves. Key player in defending activities was Clement; defensive midfielder with good orientation and anticipation of counter-attacks. He won a few important balls against the quick Korean counters.	Summary: With confidence in the second half, the team created many goal opportunities. Finishing was poor. More freedom of activities was evident amongst the players and will to succeed was a strong, motivating factor. Worked for each other. If the team improvised more and showed greater creativity, they would be a danger to any opposition.

Analysis by FIFA Technical Study Group

Post match Facts and Figures

4 - Korea Republic earned today its 4th point in 14 matches played in World Cup final phases. Yoo Sang Chul was the tenth Korean player to score a goal in World Cup finals. The 11 goals have been scored by ten different players: only Hong Myung Bo netted twice.

10 - Belgium has participated for the 10th time in the final phase and missed to get through to the 2nd round for the 6th time. Today's elimination breaks up a series of 4 qualifications in a row: the best result was the 4th place in 1986.

200 - Today, Luc Nilis has scored the 200th goal for Belgium in World Cup. This was Nilis' first goal in 6 matches played in World Cup final phases. Belgium scored 160 goals in 83 matches played in preliminary competitions (94 goals conceded) and 40 in 32 final phase matches (56 conceded). Jan Ceulemans is the top scorer in final phases with 4 goals.

Facts and Figures based upon France 98 results information system and FIFA Archives