'One-day Stream' Red Devil's Hot Cheering Match

Saudi Arabia is fiercely competing to stage off-the-shelf war of nerves. The Korean national soccer team led by Jürgen Klinsmann will play against Saudi Arabia in the round of 16 match of the Qatar Asian Cup at Education City Stadium in Alayyan, Qatar, at 1 a.m. on Saturday.

South Korea had a 3-3 draw in the final Group E match against Malaysia on the 25th. The team advanced to the round of 16 as the second-ranked player in Group E with one win and two draws five points. It will face the top-ranked player in Group F in the matchup to the round of 16. In the final Group F match that followed, Saudi Arabia ranked first with two wins and one draw seven points. As a result, South Korea and Saudi Arabia will face off.

Saudi Arabian fans took provocative actions against Koreans after the round of 16 match was confirmed. They acted excessively by asking "Are you Korean?" to people who were passing by in stadiums, streets, subways or other places. They also crossed the line. According to a Korean fan who visited the site, some fans in Saudi Arabia did not hesitate to sexually harass or sexually harass Koreans. 안전놀이터

Saudi Arabia was very close to Qatar. It is a five-hour drive from Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, to Doha. This is a level where people can come without overdoing anything. Not only Saudi Arabia but also other Arab countries, including Qatar, which advanced to the round of 16 strongest teams, seem to be rooting for Saudi Arabia rather than Korea.

The highlight was the day of the match. Saudi Arabian fans flocked to the soccer field about three hours before kick-off. They were confident of their victory, chanting "Saudi Arabia." "I think we can be at a disadvantage in the atmosphere of the stadium. I think about 30,000 Saudi Arabian soccer fans will come to the stadium. But this is also part of soccer," Klinsmann said.

Saudi Arabia's fans continued to show bad manners during the match. They booed when the national anthem came out. They did not have any manners toward the opponent.

Meanwhile, according to the Korea Football Association, some 20 "Red Devils" visited the stadium. The "Red Devils" cheered on the streets 2 hours and 30 minutes before kick-off. Although there were only a few, they shouted out the Republic of Korea in unison. Saudi Arabian fans who were passing by were even shocked by the Red Devils' spirit.

Korea has good memories at Education City Stadium. Korea played all three group matches of the Qatar World Cup at the same stadium. It is very unusual for Korea to play all of its World Cup group matches in the same stadium. Korea recorded one win, one draw, and one loss, making history of advancing to the round of 16 teams for the third time in its history.