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More questions than answers for Korea

There were never going to be too many questions answered in four games. If this was a league season, it would still be very early but Korea’s interim head coach Robert Moreno has now had two thirds of the games in his initial contract. There are two more games to go in November yet to be confirmed, and the decision will then be made whether Moreno will continue into the Asian Cup in January and…

More questions than answers for Korea

The Korea national football team has faced a challenging period, with their interim head coach Robert Moreno having overseen two-thirds of their games in his initial contract. Despite the limited timeframe, Moreno has managed to bring some improvements to the team. Their recent performances included a 3-0 win over Ecuador, a 4-1 defeat to Uruguay, a 0-0 draw against Venezuela, and a 2-0 victory against Uzbekistan.

Moreno's tenure has seen a noticeable increase in the team's energy, tactical flexibility, and communication. It is important to note that the standards they were up against were extremely low, as the previous coach, Hong Myung-bo, had a disastrous World Cup showing which left the team in a poor state. The images of Hong sitting passively during the poor performances in Mexico will remain etched in people's memories.

As the season progresses, with two more games to be played in November, the decision on whether Moreno will continue into the Asian Cup in January and beyond will be made.

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