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Tottenham's already in trouble, and they haven't even faced strong teams up to Round 2, wow ㄷㄷ Looking at the match stats, it seems they dominated possession but their finishing was a bit disappointing. Will things change if they sign a new striker?

⚽ Park Ji-sung had flat feet. Not just any flat feet, but "severe flat feet," considered the worst for a soccer player — a condition that significantly increases injury risk due to poor shock absorption, leading to diagnoses that made a professional career virtually impossible. The fact that he played in the Premier League, and for Manchester United no less, is truly mind-blowing. ⚽ Coach Guus Hiddink praised Park Ji-sung, saying, "His stamina is already world-class." Indeed, his match-day activity levels were among the highest in Europe, running double-digit kilometers throughout the entire 90 minutes, making it particularly difficult for opposing full-backs to mark him. ⚽ When he transferred to Manchester United in 2005, manager Sir Alex Ferguson brought him in, stating, "His mentality and football intelligence are top-notch." Together, they went on to win the Premier League 4 times and the Champions League once. He became the first Asian player to win both the EPL and the Champions League simultaneously.

Ronaldinho wasn't just a player who scored goals. He was one of the few players who made soccer a 'show sport'. During his time at Barcelona (2003-2008), he captivated fans worldwide with creative plays like the Elastico and no-look passes. He led the team to win the league title in the 2004-05 season and the UEFA Champions League in the 2005-06 season, earning him the FIFA World Player of the Year award in 2004 and 2005. His left-footed crosses and free kicks are still talked about today, and it's famous that a young Messi looked up to him as a role model. Behind his flashy skills were excellent football intelligence and vision to set up his teammates. After Ronaldinho, the symbol of 'enjoyable football' has been passed on to Neymar, and more recently, to various South American left wingers.

Ronaldinho wasn't just a player who scored goals. He was one of the few players who turned football into a 'show sport'. During his time at Barcelona (2003-2008), he captivated fans worldwide with creative plays like the Elastico and no-look passes. He led the team to win the league title in the 2004-05 season and the UEFA Champions League in the 2005-06 season, earning him the FIFA World Player of the Year award in 2004 and 2005. His left-footed crosses and free kicks are still talked about today, and it's famous that a young Messi looked up to him as a role model. Behind his flashy skills lay exceptional football intelligence and vision to set up his teammates. After Ronaldinho, the symbol of 'enjoyable football' has been passed on to Neymar, and more recently, to various South American left wingers.

Chungnam Asan really played aggressively well, though.

Yeah, Choi Jung-won. Why did he have to score an own goal and get a red card... sigh Still, a draw despite being a man down is pretty good!

So happy about Chigi's first goal, but then we conceded an own goal;;

He received a pass from Michael Olise and struck it with his left foot. Nice shot!

???? 7-0? Wow, that's insane.

I'm not exactly sure who it was, but I think they scored with a header after a free kick.