In the Asian Cup semifinal on Tuesday at the Ahmed bin Ali Stadium, Jordan caused a major upset by defeating South Korea 2-0. Yazan Al-Naimat and Musa Al-Tamari scored goals in the second half, leading Jordan to their first-ever final appearance.
This unexpected victory came despite Jordan being ranked 87th in the world, while South Korea, the third-best team in Asia, holds the 23rd position. South Korea, known for their late goals in the tournament, couldn't mount a comeback against Jordan's solid defense.
Jordan's coach, Hussein Ammouta, praised the team's performance, emphasizing their strategic approach and belief in scoring against South Korea. Al-Naimat and Al-Tamari showcased their skills, with Al-Naimat's agility and Al-Tamari's endurance playing crucial roles.
The first half remained goalless, with both teams having opportunities to score. However, Jordan seized the lead with Al-Naimat's goal, followed by Al-Tamari's impressive solo effort.
The victory celebrations mirrored those from the previous round, with Al-Naimat entertaining his teammates. Al-Taamari's decisive contribution secured Jordan's victory, sending their fans into jubilation.
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