Korea Republic v Spain, 22 June 2002

Kick-Off: 15:30 Local (07:30 BST) Assistant referees: Ali Tomusange (Uganda) Michael Ragoonath (Trinidad and Tobago) Fourth official: Saad Mane (Kuwait) Man of the Match: LEE Woon-jae (South Korea) South Korea won 5-3 on penalties After extra time - 0-0 after 90 minutes South Korea's incredible World Cup adventure continued as they beat Spain in a dramatic penalty shoot-out. The tournament co-hosts, who were not even fancied to get through the group stage, were the first Asian side to reach the semi-finals of the World Cup. Guus Hiddink's side showed remarkable composure in the shoot-out, scoring each of their spot-kicks despite having to take them in front of 40,000 of their passionate fans. Keeper Lee Woon-Jae made the decisive save from Spanish midfielder Joaquin, who was chosen to take a penalty despite clearly being injured. Spain's players were furious at two controversially disallowed goals and Ivan Helguera had to be restrained from the referee at the end of the match.