Korean judges assigned to China-Lebanon Match
South Korean judges will appear at the 2023 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Cup match between China and Lebanon.
China will have its second Group A match against Lebanon at the Altumama Stadium in Doha, Qatar at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. China, which had a 0-0 draw with Tajikistan at its first match, will try to win its first Asian Cup title through this second match.
AFC unveiled the judges who will play in this game on the 16th, with a large number of Korean referees.
Referee Ko Hyung-jin will be the referee, referee Park Sang-joon and referee Kim Kyung-min will be the deputy referee, and referee Kim Jong-hyuk and referee Kim Hee-gon will be in charge of VAR.
This is the second time that a Korean referee has bitten the whistle at the tournament since the referee Kim Jong-hyuk against Japan-Vietnam on the 14th.
Meanwhile, in the first round of Group E, when South Korea faced Bahrain on the 15th, Chinese referees, including referee Manning, Zhou Fei, and deputy referee Zhang Cheng, were in charge of the match.
The match was not smooth. Referee Manning became somewhat controversial when he issued five warnings to the Korean player, including three by the 28th minute of the first half. Some spectators even booed the judges.
Jürgen Klinsmann also expressed regret, saying, "There were a lot of yellow cards. I had to think about a lot of things because the referee gave too many warnings from the beginning."
The Chinese media seems to welcome the allocation of Korean judges. The Chinese media "Sina Sports" reported that the referee, Koh Hyung-jin, has been invited to Chinese pro soccer several times, adding that China is more advantageous in understanding his style.
A total of six referees are active in the event, including female referee Kim Kyung-min. China has four referees. The country with the most referees is Japan, which has produced eight. 슬롯머신
China will have its second Group A match against Lebanon at the Altumama Stadium in Doha, Qatar at 8 p.m. on Wednesday. China, which had a 0-0 draw with Tajikistan at its first match, will try to win its first Asian Cup title through this second match.
AFC unveiled the judges who will play in this game on the 16th, with a large number of Korean referees.
Referee Ko Hyung-jin will be the referee, referee Park Sang-joon and referee Kim Kyung-min will be the deputy referee, and referee Kim Jong-hyuk and referee Kim Hee-gon will be in charge of VAR.
This is the second time that a Korean referee has bitten the whistle at the tournament since the referee Kim Jong-hyuk against Japan-Vietnam on the 14th.
Meanwhile, in the first round of Group E, when South Korea faced Bahrain on the 15th, Chinese referees, including referee Manning, Zhou Fei, and deputy referee Zhang Cheng, were in charge of the match.
The match was not smooth. Referee Manning became somewhat controversial when he issued five warnings to the Korean player, including three by the 28th minute of the first half. Some spectators even booed the judges.
Jürgen Klinsmann also expressed regret, saying, "There were a lot of yellow cards. I had to think about a lot of things because the referee gave too many warnings from the beginning."
The Chinese media seems to welcome the allocation of Korean judges. The Chinese media "Sina Sports" reported that the referee, Koh Hyung-jin, has been invited to Chinese pro soccer several times, adding that China is more advantageous in understanding his style.
A total of six referees are active in the event, including female referee Kim Kyung-min. China has four referees. The country with the most referees is Japan, which has produced eight. 슬롯머신
2024-01-17 21:29
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