11.01.2011
category:
Asian Cup
tags: 2011 , Abdulla Al Dakeel , Abdulla Marzooqi , Asian Cup , Bahrain , Celtic , Cha Du-Ri , Faouzi Aaish , Koo Ja-Cheol , Korea Republic , Kwak Tae-Hwi , Lee Chung Yong , Mahmood Mansoor , Manchester United , Park Ji Sung , South Korea
tags: 2011 , Abdulla Al Dakeel , Abdulla Marzooqi , Asian Cup , Bahrain , Celtic , Cha Du-Ri , Faouzi Aaish , Koo Ja-Cheol , Korea Republic , Kwak Tae-Hwi , Lee Chung Yong , Mahmood Mansoor , Manchester United , Park Ji Sung , South Korea
We’re not even one week into this year’s Asian Cup and use of the word “deflection” has tripled. This match was no different. The heavily fancied Koreans did enough to earn all three points off a disappointing Bahrain side.
In what was to be a overall poor performance from both sides it was Park Ji-Sung and the Koreans that started well. The Manchester United player was set up by Lee Chung-Yong but his shot failed to test Mahmood Mansoor. Apart from the early effort Park was not as influential as he would have liked.
