The WORLD CUP UNDERDOG STORY FIFA Wants You To FORGET

In every recent world cup there was always a big underdog story.
It's impossible to forget them as they're simply the most exciting part about it for msot neutral fans... Morocco in 2022, Croatia in 2018, Costa Rica in 2014...
The list goes on and on...
But there's one underdod story that enraged the vast majority of the football community, so much so, that FIFA rarely mentions it anymore.
In this video, we'll take a deep dive on how South Korea, a nation who had never even won a world cup match almost stole the competition in 2002.
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What I simply would've hoped, was to see how South Korea's tournament had unfolded if in the Round of 16, Francesco Totti at least stayed on the pitch, and if both Spanish goals in the 1/4s had stood. For the rest, I still congratulate the players who are in no way to be blamed for the injustice they profited from. Tribute to Yoo Sang-chul as well, one of their mid-fielders, having passed away in 2021, barely aged 50.