The South Korean national team set a date with Jordan in the semi-finals of the Asian Football Cup after defeating Australia 2-1 after extra time, renewing the meeting with Jordan in the semi-finals. South Korea came back from afar again and overturned its deficit against Australia in stoppage time after extra time in an exciting match on Friday at Al Janoub Stadium in the quarter-finals of the Asian Football Cup in Qatar. Australia advanced with the goal of Saudi Al-Wahda striker Craig Goodwin (4)2, and Korea waited for stoppage time to equalize through English Wolverhampton striker Hwang Hee-chan from a penalty kick (90 + 6), and imposed extra time during which it scored the winning goal through its captain and English Tottenham player Heung-min. Son from a wonderful free kick (104), thus renewing the date with Jordan next Tuesday after they met in the group stage and snatching a very difficult 2-2 draw from them in stoppage time as well.
