The game continued again, and with the attack from Mamoru, it also made everything more open. Both teams started to exert their strength, pushing toward their opponent's side carefully.
Team South Korea also showed their new scheme with player number 7. He switched to the left side immediately, letting Oh Se-Hun hover around the penalty box together with Park Han-Gyeol. The combination between Se-Hun and Han-Gyeol on the frontline was truly a headache for anyone else, since those two were the sneaky type that could pop out of nowhere.
As for that number 7, his role was simple. He would run closer to the box, forcing Japan to narrow their defensive shape. He was doing exactly the same as Lee Kang-In, trying to occupy the flank side.
