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Koreans continue with goal scoring spree

Afzal H Khan from Seoul
Three goals In ihc minutes gave the Bl life to an other-wise well fought contest In which hosts South Korea defeated Bangladesh six-nil In the second match of their Asian D pre-Olymplc soccer rs al the Olympk Sta-i Seoul Monday evening.
The result does not quite reflect the spirited showing by our boys who succeeded in restricting the fancied Koreans to a two-nil lead at the breather.
The first two goals, both scored by Lee Gl-bum in the fifth and 28th minutes, owed more to bad goalkeeping mistakes by Lahul who was a shadow of the player who had played so well against Thailand Saturday.
Bangladesh, playing a 5-4 -1 formation with an added defender in the person of Sohcl, continued to play their tight marking game until 15 minutes Into the second half when Kwak Kyung-keun capped a brilliant move by the Koreans.
Connecting a flying header on a low cross from the right to make it three-zero. That goal seemed to take the fifth out of the Bangladesh boys who tended to fall back and consequently allowed more pressure to build in their own zone with almost all the Koreans pushing forward.
The Koreans, who have four Italia ’90 World Cuppers In their ranks and who swamped Philippines ten-nil in the opening Ue Saturday, were given a tough talking down by al) three of their German coaches led by the famous Kramer who had been to the then East Pakistan way back in 1966.
Kramer told his boys they must get more goals in the second period and that’s what the Koreans did.
A hesitation — on the part of the Bangladesh defenders Inside the box allowed midfielder Kim Gi-hwa to make it four-nil in the 7Oth minute.
The best goal of the match came tn the 81st minute when game-maker Noh Jung-yoon, one of their World Cuppers, rifled a volley from nearly 35 yards that gave the goalie no chance with just eighty seconds to go before the final whistle. Substitute Han Jung-kook completed the tally by heading home upon a corner kick taken by the Korean captain Na Scung-hwa to make it six-nil.
Bangladesh used two subsU-tutes, both midway through the second half, with Uttam replacing Roxy and Ghous taking Nakib's place. Ghous soon got a yellow card, as did Alamgir In the first half.
For the record Bangladesh earned two good scoring chances but Mamoon in the 74th and Shabbir in the 77th minutes shot over the bar from close range.
In the first encounter of the day, Malaysia trounced hapless Philippines five-nil after leading two-nll at half-time.