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Jordan Holds South Korea to a 1-1 Draw in World Cup Qualifiers
In an intense battle in Group B of the third round of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers, Jordan secured a hard-fought 1-1 draw against South Korea. The match, played in Korea, saw both teams showcase moments of dominance but ultimately share the points in a thrilling encounter.
Match Recap
South Korea wasted no time in making an impact, taking the lead just four minutes into the game. Lee Jae-sung found the back of the net after a well-executed free-kick, sending the home fans into celebration. The early goal set the tone for Korea’s aggressive start, as they continued to pressure Jordan’s defense in the opening minutes.
However, as the match progressed, Jordan began to find their rhythm. While South Korea initially controlled possession and created multiple chances, their intensity dropped, allowing Jordan to settle into the game. The visitors took advantage of this shift, and in the 30th minute, Mahmoud Al-Mardi struck a crucial equalizer, silencing the Korean crowd.
At halftime, the score remained 1-1, with both teams displaying moments of attacking brilliance but struggling with defensive stability.
Second Half Action
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The second half saw Jordan growing more confident, creating dangerous chances whenever they moved forward. Despite South Korea’s attacking firepower, the Nashama held their ground, defending with resilience while threatening on the counter.
Both teams had exciting offensive plays but struggled with balance defensively, leaving gaps that neither side could fully exploit. The game remained evenly matched, with neither team able to find a breakthrough in the closing moments.
Final Whistle
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As the match ended in a 1-1 draw, Jordan earned a valuable point against one of Asia’s football powerhouses. With goals from Lee Jae-sung and Mahmoud Al-Mardi, the game was a showcase of determination and tactical battles.
This result keeps Jordan in the mix in Group B as they continue their quest for a historic World Cup qualification. The Nashama will now shift their focus to upcoming matches, hoping to build on this strong performance.
