Portugal and South Korea played out an entertaining 2-2 draw in the U-20 World Cup on Monday, but it was a superb goal from Ryu Seung-Woo which stole the headlines.
Portuguese forward Aladje got his side off to the perfect start with a headed goal after just three minutes.
With the Koreans finally up and running, they managed to make their pressure count right on halftime.
A hopeful punt forward saw the ball bounced on the edge of the area towards Ryu, who took a touch inside before lashing the ball past a despairing José Sá.
Bruma put Portugal back in front on the hour mark, only for Kim Hyun to make it 2-2 with 14 minutes remaining.
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| South Korea U-20 player Ryu Seung-Woo celebrates a goal against Portugal U-20 with his coach Photo: Getty Images |
Portuguese forward Aladje got his side off to the perfect start with a headed goal after just three minutes.
With the Koreans finally up and running, they managed to make their pressure count right on halftime.
A hopeful punt forward saw the ball bounced on the edge of the area towards Ryu, who took a touch inside before lashing the ball past a despairing José Sá.
Bruma put Portugal back in front on the hour mark, only for Kim Hyun to make it 2-2 with 14 minutes remaining.
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