Thrilling World Cup Classics to Revisit

This is the match where Ahn Jung-hwan scored the golden goal in extra time to defeat the strong Italy and advance to the quarter-finals. It marked the official beginning of the semi-final miracle.

It was a moment when the entire nation poured into the streets to celebrate, and it is considered a game that will remain in the history of Korean football.

This is the match where South Korea achieved its first-ever semi-finals by defeating Spain in a penalty shootout. Goalkeeper Lee Woon-jae's incredible saves shone brightly.

A historic moment marking the first Asian team to reach the World Cup semi-finals, it represents the emotions of 2002.

Known as the 'Miracle of Kazan', this match saw South Korea defeat the defending champions Germany 2-0. Goals from Kim Young-gwon and Son Heung-min came during extra time of the second half.

This surprising defeat led to Germany's exit from the group stage, showcasing a spirit of perseverance that shone throughout the match.

This match secured the round of 16 for South Korea, thanks to Hwang Hee-chan's decisive goal that followed Son Heung-min's sprint. It was a dramatic moment in injury time.

It is known along with the phrase 'Jeonggukma' and is celebrated as a thrilling victory that achieved a round of 16 in a foreign tournament after 12 years.

This match saw Lee Jung-soo and Park Ji-sung lead South Korea to a 2-0 victory over Greece. It was a satisfying win that marked South Korea's first-ever victory in an away World Cup.

This victory laid the foundation for reaching the round of 16 for the first time in an away tournament, showcasing a significant leap forward for Korean football.

This legendary match featured Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God' goal and an extraordinary solo dribble goal that evaded five defenders. It was a game where light and darkness coexisted.

It left behind one of the most talked-about moments in football history, symbolizing Maradona's genius in this classic game.

This match is known as the 'Mineirão Tragedy', where the host nation Brazil was crushed 7-1 by Germany. It shocked the world with its stunning defeat.

Given that it involved the host nation, which was a contender for the title, it is considered one of the most shocking matches in World Cup history.

This final ended with Zinedine Zidane's headbutt red card and Italy winning in a penalty shootout. The great player's final match left a strong impression.

The joy of victory and Zidane's exit created dramatic moments that will be talked about for years to come in this final.

This is one of the biggest upsets in the World Cup, where North Korea defeated the strong Italy 1-0. The nameless team made waves by reaching the quarter-finals.

It’s a representative example of a team previously considered weak defeating a powerhouse, showcasing the unpredictable charm of the World Cup.