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Accounting for spots likely going to usual suspects, players at this training camp have been battling for about a dozen places on the Qatar-bound team.
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In this unfamiliar setup, South Korean players looked a bit out of sorts in the early going, with turnovers in their own zone leading to open looks for Iceland.
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Midfielder Song Min-kyu scored his first international goal in the 33rd minute at Hwaseong Sports Complex Main Stadium in Hwaseong, some 40 kilometers south of Seoul, but South Korea, ranked 28th, couldn't muster any more offense against the 62nd-ranked Iceland. 토토검증사이트

Against Iceland, Bento went with a back-three formation for the first time since September 2019, with three center backs handling the majority of defensive duties and two wing backs on either side
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Cho then set up the match's opening goal six minutes later. After taking a deft through ball from Kwon Chang-hoon, Cho undressed a defender to create some space and sent a left-footed cross for Song, who made no mistake with his header.
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Friday's match, and the two-week training camp that preceded it, mostly featured players in South Korea's K League, along with a few others based in China, Japan and the Middle East. Europe-based players were not available because the camp did not fall during the FIFA international match window. This was to serve as Bento's last opportunity to check Asian league players trying to make the World Cup squad.
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HWASEONG ― South Korea defeated Iceland 1-0 Friday in their final match before the upcoming FIFA World Cup, with several players on the bubble unable to make a compelling case for their places on the squad for the big tournament.
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But South Korea still dominated the ball possession and put pressure on the opposing defense with promising forays into box. 사설토토

토토커뮤니티 Head coach Paulo Bento is scheduled to announce his 26-man World Cup roster on Saturday in Seoul, and the team will travel to Qatar early Monday. At the World Cup, South Korea will play Uruguay on Nov. 24, Ghana on Nov. 28 and Portugal on Dec. 2.