World Cup Group Stage H Group, South Korea VS Ghana. In the 24th and 34th minutes, the South Korean team conceded 2 goals in a row! Ghana's first goal caused heated discussions from the outside world: Before the goal, Ghanaian players were suspected of handball foul. Why did the referee determine that the goal was valid? According to the handball rules of FIFA , this goal is no problem. South Korea fell into a desperate situation after falling behind 0-2 in the first half.
first group stage match, South Korea drew 0-0 with Uruguay , and Ghana lost 2-3 to Portugal. In this game, Garner will be eliminated if he loses. South Korea ranks 4231 formation, Cao Kyu-sung serves as a single arrow, Son Heung-min, Zheng Youying , and Quan Chang-hoon ambushed behind. Garner is the Inaghi Williams single arrow, and the Ayu brothers appear together.
In the 24th minute, Garner broke the deadlock: this is Garner's free kick opportunity, Jordan Ayu sent the ball into the penalty area, and Sally Su Ran scored!
Garner In this attack, Inaghi Williams was suspected of handball: the ball hit Williams 's hand, and Salisu followed up and scored. The entire South Korean team protested to the referee: Ghana's offense had a handball foul!
So, does this handball constitute a foul? Let's take a look at the FIFA rule explanation:
The ball hit the offensive player, but the offensive player did not gain possession. Then, his teammates got the ball and scored. How should the referee decide? The answer is that the goalkeeper's teammate does not intentionally handball (unless it is intentional handball, or handball to expand the body area), does not constitute a handball foul, and the referee will consider the goal to be valid.
In the 34th minute, Garner scored another goal: Jordan Ayu hangs the ball into the penalty area, Kudus slams forward, heads the ball in the penalty area, and Garner leads 2-0!
South Korea's defense completely missed Kudus, allowing Kudus to insert and head the ball. Semi-automatic offside technology imaging shows that Ghana's attack (Jordan Ayu passed to Kudus) was not offside. In just 10 minutes, Garner scored 2 goals in a row! Ghana has become the first African team to score two goals in the first half in the World Cup in the past eight years. The last time was , Algeria for the 2014 World Cup, and the opponent was also South Korea.
