Rated as a key resource, but didn't meet expectations

There were variables such as poor form and late arrival.
but we need a goal against Uzbekistan.

Still without an offensive point, Lee Kang-in (Paris Saint-Germain) will look to turn things around in the men's soccer quarterfinal against Uzbekistan at the Hangzhou 2022 Asian Games.

Hwang Sun-hong's men's soccer team will face Uzbekistan in the quarterfinals on Thursday at 9 p.m. at the Huanglong Sports Center Stadium in Hangzhou, China. With a win, they'll be one step closer to becoming the first team to win three consecutive matches in the tournament.

Huang Sunhong is on a roll. The team's scoring is evenly distributed and the defense is solid. While Uzbekistan is a perennial favorite, they shouldn't have any trouble reaching their third straight final if they keep up the form they've shown so far.

However, they do have some weaknesses. Lee Kang-in is still without an offensive point. Lee Kang-in has been hailed as Hwang Seon-hong's ace in the hole, and he's made some of the most brilliant moves in the tournament so far, but he still has zero points to show for it as an offensive resource.

It's been a long time coming, considering he only joined the team last month, on the 21st, due to negotiations with his club PSG (France).

Considering his lack of form, 카지노사이트랭크 lack of time with the team, and lack of playing time, it's time for Lee to start racking up some offensive points. Song Min-kyu (Jeonbuk Hyundai), who missed most of the group stage after being sidelined in games one and two due to injury, also scored in the quarterfinals.

The situation is also appropriate. Uzbekistan is likely to play a line defense and counterattack against South Korea, a team with a lot of firepower. In the quarterfinals, China played a similar strategy. It was Hong Hyun-seok's free kick in the 18th minute that broke the deadlock.

Hong is a great kicker, but Lee Kang-in is a sharper shooter. A well-timed shot from Lee can make both teams and players smile.

In addition to set pieces, he can also provide a boost to the offense with his sharp crosses and key passes. Lee Kang-in's attacking points are needed now more than ever.

"We will be confident but cautious," Hwang said after the China game. If Lee Kang-in can build on his performance against Uzbekistan, South Korea's first three-game losing streak in the tournament could become a reality. 고스톱