Goal.com 阿根廷 南韓 賽後評分 - 世足

ARGENTINA

Romero – 6.5 – Didn’t have a massive amount to do in truth, and he was
badly left exposed for the goal, which was certainly not his fault. Quickly
off his line when required, the AZ custodian has little reason to be
dissatisfied with his performance.

Gutierrez – 7 – Deployed in the right-back role, the Newcastle United
winger looked like a left-sided midfielder at times against Nigeria in the
opening game but was more solid in this encounter. Got forward to good effect
at times.

Demichelis – 4.5 – Made life unnecessarily difficult for his side with a
dreadful lapse in concentration just before the half-time interval and was
solely responsible for the South Korea goal. Lucky his side was so sharp
offensively.

Samuel – 6.5 – Had made a positive start to the match before being forced
off injured in the first half.

Heinze – 6.5 – No longer able to be a particularly threatening presence
from the left-back slot, the Olympique de Marseille man was largely content
to take few risks against opponents who rarely looked likely to score. At
times the Korean’s did get at him, most notably in the second half, when
Yeom Ki-hun wasted a great chance.

Rodriguez – 7 - Involved in the starting XI for the first time in this
tournament, he was not one of the major protagonists in Argentina’s victory,
yet he can still be happy with the performance he achieved over the course of
this match.

Mascherano – 7.5 – The dogged midfielder was quickly onto Park Ji-sung
whenever the Manchester United player was in possession. By depriving the
Korean link man of the ball, he played a great role in stifling the Asians in
the first period of the game.

Di Maria – 7.5 - Really strong showing in the first period, when he
constantly got at the Korean defence. Showed superb technique and actually
threatened to outdo Messi for a period, though as he got weaker in the second
half, the Barcelona ace grew stronger.

Messi – 8.5 – There had been worries that ‘El Mesias’ would not be at the
top of his game for the World Cup, but after two matches that certainly doesn
’t seem to be the case. A slow start from the Barcelona star perhaps, but he
made several telling burst in this game, playing a big hand in setting up all
four goals.

Higuain – 8.5 – Perhaps not the technically chiselled performance the Messi
produced, but ultimately it was a showing that yielded three goals, and for
that Higuain will grab the headlines. Scored a couple of textbook headers and
a tap-in from two yards, also going close on several other occasions.

Tevez – 7 – Everyone knows to expect nothing but 100 per cent commitment
from Tevez, and that’s exactly what Diego Maradona got from the Manchester
City man. Battled constantly for possession, winning a free kick by chasing a
lost cause in the first half that ultimately led to Argentina’s second goal.
One cracking shot flew just too high.

Substitutes

Burdisso – 6.5 – By no means a flawless game in the centre of the defence,
but filled in solidly enough for Samuel.

Aguero – 7 – Pepped up the offence for the final 15 minutes, providing an
assist and nearly getting a stunner of his own late on.

Bolatti – NA – Came on for the final eight minutes in place of Higuain.






SOUTH KOREA

Jung Sung-Ryong – 6.5 – Made a stunning second half reaction save from
Higuain, but that only served to act as compensation for his side after the
goalkeeper let a tame header from the same player by him in the first half.

Oh Beom-Seok – 5 – A surprising replacement for Cha Du-Ri, the Ulsan
Horang-i player failed to stop frequent raids down his flank, most notably in
the first half. Gave away a daft foul on Di Maria to allow Messi to centre
for Argentina’s opening goal, and it was downhill from there.

Cho Yong-Hyung – 5.5 – Looked effective against Greece in the opening game,
but Argentina proved to be a whole different challenge. The movement of the
Argentine forwards flummoxed the Jeju United centre-back, particularly when
they broke at him with pace.

Lee Jung-Soo – 6 – Another player who looked assured in South Korea’s
opener only to have troubles stepping his game up a notch. At times were
there five defenders round Messi, and it still seemed the Asians had no club
how to stop him.

Lee Young-Pyo – 6 - Much of the Argentine threat came down the right in the
first half, but when South Korea had to push on, the left-back was suddenly
left exposed. Both late goals came from his flank, though he did stand up
relatively well in the opening 45.

Lee Chung-Yong – 7 – One of his side’s most threatening players when they
got going forward. Pinched the ball from Demichelis to open the scoring and
showed adventure in the second half as his confidence grew. Should have had
an assist, but Yeom Ki-hun passed up a fine chance.

Ki Sung-Yueng – 6 – Sacrificed at half-time as South Korea changed their
tactics and started pressing higher up the field. In truth, any of the
midfield could have been replaced at that stage as they were all at roughly
the same level. The Celtic midfielder nearly struck an equaliser with a long
range shot that dipped just over.

Kim Jung-Woo – 6 – Active in the centre of the pitch, though not especially
effective. His passing was too often wayward, though when he got forward in
the middle part of the second half he was not afraid of a shot.

Yeom Ki-Hun – 5.5 – Missed a glorious chance to get the Taegeuk Warriors
level when played through on goal. Had the 27-year-old a little more
composure, he might well have written himself into South Korean history, but
an uninspiring performance will now be forgotten.

Park Ji-Sung – 6 – Much responsibility was heaped on the shoulders of the
Manchester United man in this game, but he failed to respond. Shackled well
by Mascherano, he failed to contribute in a telling manner offensively. Poor
positioning at a free kick was part culpable for the Argentine opener as he
could have taken a deeper position and headed clear.

Park Chu-Young – 6.5 – A real workhorse at the pinnacle of the South Korean
side, the Monaco forward didn’t harm his reputation with a committed
performance in a game in which he was starved of possession. Struck a free
kick just past the post that would have made it 2-2.

Substitutes

Kim Nam-Il – 6.5 – Helped stabilise the Korean midfield in the second half,
when he showed a willingness to press high up the field.

Lee Dong-Gook – NA – Given less than ten minutes.

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