Director Jurgen Klinsmann’s debut match is progressing smoothly.

The national soccer team, led by coach Klinsman, finished the first half with a 2-0 lead in a friendly match against Colombia at Ulsan Munsu Stadium on the 24th.

Coach Klinsman came out with a 4-4-2 formation with Cho Kyu-seong in the front line and Son Heung-min as a partner. With Son Heung-min freely roaming the attacking camp, ‘small’ Jung Woo-young and Lee Jae-seong stood on the left and right. In-beom and ‘big’ Jung Woo-young kept the waist. The four-back was built by Kim Jin-soo, Kim Young-kwon, Kim Min-jae, and Kim Tae-hwan, and Kim Seung-kyu was the starting goalkeeper.

Korea led the game with Hwang In-beom’s stable and creative pass, and scored the first goal in the 10th minute of the first half. From the right, Lee Jae-sung blocked the opposing defender’s pass and the ball deflected, and Son Heung-min received the ball. Son Heung-min attempted a left-footed shot toward the corner of the goal vacated by the goalkeeper, and the ball shook the net.

Son Heung-min did not stay at the forefront and came down to the 2nd and 3rd lines to receive the ball. A brilliant scene came out in the 29th minute of the first half. Son Heung-min released the pressure with a single touch in the midfield area, then moved forward quickly and connected the ball to Jung Woo-young on the left. Jung Woo-young’s shot was deflected after being hit by the defense, but it was clearly a threatening scene. 메이저놀이터

Son Heung-min, who was in good condition, threatened the opponent with his individual skills in the 38th minute of the first half. He scored a foul with a single touch right in front of the penalty box and made a free kick.

In the 45th minute of the first half, he scored his second goal with a sharp free kick that pierced the corner of the goal after getting an opponent’s foul with a solo breakthrough.

If there was Son Heung-min in offense, there was Kim Min-jae in defense. Recently, Kim Min-jae, who is playing a big role in his team Napoli, used his unique strong physical and interpersonal skills to tie up the Colombian strikers. Mainly matched up with Rafael Bore (Frankfurt) and Hames Rodriguez (Olympiacos), but the two players were blocked by Kim Min-jae and could hardly create a threatening scene. It was the first half that felt the danger of Kim Min-jae, who had taken off as a world-class defender.