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Korea had the first chance when Hwang Sun-Hong played a ball across the penalty area to Seol Ki-Hyeon, but he failed to take advantage of the glorious opportunity as his volley from eight metres went well over the crossbar (6¡¯). The co-hosts again came close soon after when Kim Nam-Il fired a 40-metre shot that forced U.S. goalkeeper Brad Friedel to make a difficult save (9¡¯). The Americans¡¯ first chance fell to Landon Donovan, but his shot from 15 metres off a bouncing cross from the left went wide of the right post (21¡¯). On their second chance, the U.S. made no mistake. John O¡¯Brien lofted a pass from midfield into Clint Mathis at the edge of the area, and the striker put his left-foot shot into the lower-left corner of the net (0:1, 24¡¯). The goal marked the second game in a row in which the U.S. took an early lead with a goal from a player in his first final-phase match. Korea had their chance to draw level when Jeff Agoos ? who committed an own-goal in the win over Portugal ? pulled down Hwang Sun-Hong in the penalty area. However, Friedel made a spectacular save as he dived to his right to deny Lee Eul-Yong¡¯s spot-kick, and though the rebound spilled out dangerously in front of goal, Kim Nam-Il sent his follow up wide of the left post. Korea again almost had the equaliser shortly after the interval as Seol Ki-Hyeon had a gem of a chance when he got loose behind the defence, but Friedel made a wonderful save with his right hand (47¡¯). Korea maintained consistent pressure for long stretches of time. Several times it seemed that they were on the verge of a goal, only for an American defender to save the day with a desperation tackle. By the hour mark, the U.S. were playing with every man behind the ball, content to settle for counter-attacks. Just after coming on as a substitute, Choi Yong-Soo had a great look at goal when he received a ball in space in the left side of the penalty area, but he drove his shot right at the steady Friedel (71¡¯). Then Kim Nam-Il tried his luck with a curling 25-metre shot that went high and wide (75¡¯). With Korea applying so much pressure, the equaliser was bound to come. Lee Eul-Yong served a free kick from midfield into the penalty area, and Ahn Jung-Hwan rose up to flick his header into the right-side netting (1:1, 78¡¯). Korea had a look at the would-be winner with the net wide open. Lee Eul-Yong dribbled along the end-line, waited for Friedel to come out of his goal and pulled the ball back to Choi Yong-Soo, who inexplicably chipped the ball over the goal. It would be the last good chance for either team, as each side was forced to settle for a single point. |
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Pauleta led Portugal over a desperate Polish side, through a driving rainstorm, and back into the Group D race with the second hat-trick of the tournament. Rui Costa added a late goal to complete the score line. While the Portuguese put the shock defeat to the United States behind them, Poland, who played the Iberians evenly for most of the match, have now officially joined the ranks of eliminated teams. The victory in Jeonju, Korea means that Portugal are on three points, one behind both Korea and the United States. Poland have lost both their matches without scoring and will try to get a result against the U.S. next. Budweiser Man of the Match was hat-trick hero Pauleta Poland came out attacking, hoping to catch an early goal against Portugal just as the USA had done. However, the Poles attacked with more passion than precision, and Portugal were able to absorb the early pressure. Several early chances fell to the foot of Pauleta, who first chopped a slow roller to Poland goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek and then fired a shot from 20 metres wide of the right post (9¡¯). Minutes later, Pauleta struck a half-volley from almost the same spot right at Dudek (11¡¯). With so many looks at goal, it was inevitable that Pauleta would capitalize on one. That one came when Joao Pinto picked him out in the left side of the area. Pauleta shook off a defender by cutting to his right and then fired a shot from eight metres that beat Dudek at the near post (1:0, 14¡¯). The affair became rather messy under the pounding rain. Technical midfield play became out of the question, and the uncertain footing led to some ugly fouls. By the end of the first half, the referee, Mr. Hugh Dallas, had handed out five cautions. One of those cautions came on a foul that set up a free kick for Luis Figo on the edge of the area, but the Real Madrid star rolled a slow shot that Dudek had no problem scooping up (40¡¯). As the rain continued to fall in the second half, Poland missed a chance to equalise when Jacek Krzynowek received a pass from out of midfield and took a shot a step inside the area that went wide of the right post (56¡¯). Although Portugal held the one-goal lead, coach Antonio Oliveira opted for two offensive substitutes early in the second half. First he brought on Rui Costa for Joao Pinto (60¡¯) and then Beto for Frechaut (63¡¯). Almost immediately after coming into the game, Rui Costa started a sequence that led to Luis Figo running onto a ball near the end line and playing it across the goalmouth for Pauleta, who tapped it in from five metres (2:0, 65¡¯). Rui Costa was also involved in Pauleta¡¯s third goal. The AC Milan man played a diagonal ball to Pauleta at the edge of the area, and no one in the stadium was surprised when he completed the hat-trick by putting his shot past Dudek (3:0, 77¡¯). Then it was Rui Costa¡¯s turn to grab one of his own after Capucho, yet another second-half substitute, centred into the goal area and Rui Costa slid on the wet grass to direct the ball past Dudek (4:0, 88¡¯). Poland, for their part, had their chances to get on the scoreboard late, but they seemed destined to walk off the pitch without a goal. |