South Korea will be praying lightning does **t strike twice when they face Iraq in the Asian Cup semi-finals on Monday, having limped to the last four battered and bruised. South Korea were stunned on penalties in the semi-finals by Iraq, who went on to beat Saudi Arabia in the final in Jakarta, talisman Younis Mahmoud heading the winner to bring a small measure of comfort to the war-torn country. "There is a lot of history with Korea," said Iraq coach Radhi Shenaishil.
01-26-2015, 01:18 PM
Koreans wary of Iraqi lightning at Asian Cup as fatigue takes toll
South Korea will be praying lightning does **t strike twice when they face Iraq in the Asian Cup semi-finals on Monday, having limped to the last four battered and bruised. South Korea were stunned on penalties in the semi-finals by Iraq, who went on to beat Saudi Arabia in the final in Jakarta, talisman Younis Mahmoud heading the winner to bring a small measure of comfort to the war-torn country. "There is a lot of history with Korea," said Iraq coach Radhi Shenaishil.
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