Ghana coach spotted taking a SELFIE with a tearful Son Heung-min after the African side beat South Korea 3-2 in a fiery thriller in Group H at the World Cup
- Ghana picked up a vital three points against Japan in a thrilling Group H clash
- The 3-2 loss for South Korea lessens their qualifying prospects considerably
- A Ghanaian coach was spotted taking a selfie with Son Heung-min afterwards
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A Ghanaian coach showed how far some fans will go to get a picture with their heroes on Monday, snapping a selfie with Son Heung-min just moments after South Korea had lost a crucial World Cup match 3-2.
The man whipped his phone out while his colleagues consoled Son, snapped a selfie of the pair and then walked off.
It came after Ghana beat South Korea in another breathless game at the World Cup, with the African side blowing a 2-0 lead and then nudging back in front in the second half.
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A Ghanaian coach snapped a selfie with Son Heung-Min after South Korea lost 3-2 to Ghana
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South Korea will now struggle to qualify for the knockout stages and need to beat Portugal
South Korea applied immense pressure as they looked for a way back into the game, but there was no way through as Ghana held out for a crucial three points.
Things went from bad to worse for Son's team after the final whistle, as manager Paulo Bento was sent off for fuming at referee Anthony Taylor for refusing to let South Korea take a corner at the end of stoppage time.
South Korea's assistant coach Sergio Costa felt his side had been robbed after the game, as he told the BBC: 'Not even a tie would have been fair. We clearly deserved to win. I think we can be very proud of what we did and can count on us in the next match.'
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South Korea manager Paulo Bento was sent off after the final whistle of their loss to Ghana
It was the second World Cup thriller of the day, after Cameroon drew 3-3 with Serbia in an excellent game earlier on Monday.
The result leaves South Korea bottom of the group with one game to play, and their qualification for the knockout rounds is now out of their hands.
They will need to beat Portugal on Friday to have any chance of qualifying, but could still miss out with a win if other results go against them.
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