Hirving Lozano missed from close range in the 11th and hit the post from a corner, while Jesus "Tecatito" Corona also had two chances saved in the first half as Mexico dominated. "The important thing is that we created chances against a back five that is well-worked, pressed quickly and made it difficult to play between the lines." I always say the same, we'll get there with the finishing," Martino said after the match.
Korea's Kwon Kyung-Won bundled the ball in from a corner with three minutes left to set up a nervous finish for Mexico, which has now won 18 of Gerardo "Tata" Martino's 21 games in charge. Raul Jimenez leveled in the 67th from a Orbelin Pineda cross, with sub Uriel Antuna netting two minutes later and Carlos Salcedo completing Mexico's scoring in the 70th. Hwang Ui-Jo put South Korea into the lead in the 20th minute after latching onto a Son Heung-Min cross, but it came against the run of play, with Mexico spawning chance after chance in the first 45 minutes.Įl Tri stayed on the front in the second half, while Korea attempted to hit on the break, but Mexico eventually broke through with three quick-fire goals. Mexico scored three goals in a little over three second-half minutes to come from behind to defeat South Korea 3-2 in Austria on Saturday, in a game which was at risk of being canceled after six South Korean players recorded positive COVID-19 results in the hours leading up to the match. Mexico beat South Korea on three quick-fire goals
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