'Lee Jae-sung and Oh Hyun-kyu consecutive goals' Hong Myung-ho overcame bad injury and won 2 consecutive games.

[Anchor]
The national soccer team defeated Jordan and won two consecutive World Cup qualifiers.

In the chaotic atmosphere due to a series of injuries, young blood from the national team, including Oh Hyun-kyu and Bae Jun-ho, revitalized and won a valuable victory.

I'm reporter Yang Si-chang.

[Reporter]
The atmosphere was not good in the beginning.

Hwang Hee-chan, who was put into Son Heung-min's vacancy, was eventually replaced when he fell twice after being held back by the opponent's rough defense, and he also exposed dizzying scenes by Jordan's sharp counterattack.

It was Lee Jae-sung's neat header, a veteran, who corrected the chaotic atmosphere.

In the 38th minute of the first half, Seol Young-woo scored the first goal with a powerful heading shot, rushing a cross from the right.

The second half of the game when they held an uneasy lead.

This time, new players Bae Jun-ho and Oh Hyun-kyu came forward as troubleshooters.

As soon as he put it in, he made active movements in the front and threatened the opponent's defense, and eventually combined for an additional goal.

Oh Hyun-kyu, who received Bae Jun-ho's pass, shook the net with a powerful right-footed shot.

Oh Hyun-kyu's A match debut goal in 12 games.

Bae Joon-ho also made the director's impression with his flashy movements.

The final score is 2 to 0.
The
national team has risen to the top of Group B with seven points, paying back the pain of losing 0-2 to Jordan in the semi-finals of the last Asian Cup.

In addition, coach Hong Myung-bo, who had been sick inside and outside the national team due to player injuries and controversy over the appointment of the coach, provided an opportunity to ease the atmosphere of criticism.

The national team, which has taken more time, will return to Korea and prepare for the fourth match of the third World Cup qualifying round against Iraq on the 15th.

It's YTN Yang Si-chang.

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