It’s not even a Korean game, but a legendary soccer game with more than 50% of viewership.

2006 Germany World Cup Japan vs Australia

The Australian coach at the time was Hiddink.

Before the match, Hiddink said he would win for South Korea.

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Japan scores with goalkeeper Chasing

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And Japan, which drags out time as we go into the second half with a score of 1-0.

Hiddink is angry.

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Tim Cahill scored an equalizer in the 39th minute of the second half.

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Tim Cahill scored a come-from-behind goal in the 44th minute.

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It was a very exciting boxing ceremony.

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Aloysi scored a decisive goal in the 48th minute of the second half.

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(1)We’ll win the World Cup. Keep your promise with the Korean people.
(2)Article Input 2006-06-130836
(3)The magic of the Seoul Newspaper Hiddink worked again.
(4)The Australian national soccer team, led by Guus Hiddink, came from behind to raise its share price to 3-1 in a match against Japan at Kaisers Rautern Fritz-Walterstadion in Germany at 10 p.m. on the 12th. Before the match against Japan, he kept his promise with the Korean people, who said he would beat Japan for the sake of Korea.
(5)Special round of snow with 2014 Adidas Golf

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(1)Director Lee Chunsoo, thank you for winning in Japan.
(2)Joy News 24
(3)Article Input 2006-06-130657 View the original article

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(1)Australia vs Japan, Korea is more excited…The ratings are higher than il.
(2)Article Input 2006-06-13 1447 View the original article

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(1)The ratings of the World Cup match between Australia and Japan surpassed 50 in total.
(2)Yonhap News Agency Article Input 2006-06-130934 Last Modified 2006-06-130934