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S. Korea fall to Saudi Arabia 3-2 in first loss in 21 years
South Korea lost 3-2 to Saudi Arabia in a men's football friendly in Al Rayyan, Qatar, on Friday, their first defeat to the Middle Eastern side in 21 years, Yonhap and Korea Times report. Saudi Arabia, world No. 55, struck first late in the match, and the loss came under temporary head coach Robert Moreno, who said the team must improve "in every aspect." Captain Son Heung-min lamented the unrewarded effort after the defeat. The result follows a recent locker-room rift controversy, and the team faces Qatar in a second friendly later this month. Korean outlets describe the performance as lackluster, with Moreno acknowledging the team needs broad improvement.
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