Jordanian national soccer team ace Moussa Altamari (Stadren) was alerted to Hong Myung-bo, the national soccer team's Red Light, which came into the group's No. 1 Mercury due to the shocking draw against Oman.

The national soccer team, led by head coach Hong Myung-bo, will play the eighth game of the third Asian qualifying round for the 2026 North-China World Cup against Jordan at Suwon World Cup Stadium in Gyeonggi Province at 8 p.m. on the 25th.
Currently, Korea has been undefeated in seven consecutive matches (4 wins, 3 draws, 15 points). However, the team has maintained an unstable No. 1 position, closely trailing Jordan and Iraq, ranking second and third, which both have 12 points. 바카라사이트

If South Korea loses the home game against Jordan, it will lose the top spot in the group, and in the worst case, it could fall to third place depending on the outcome of Iraq's game.

Currently, the team is in a bad mood. Korea, which suffered a 1-1 draw after a rough match against the underdog Oman, cannot guarantee a win against Jordan because it cannot fully mobilize its power due to injuries to its core forces.

The South Korean defense team has allowed four consecutive losses against the Asian team in the third qualifying round, causing anxiety. Key defender Kim Min-jae (München) has left the A-match due to injury in March, which is all the more worrisome for the defense.

Above all, South Korea could be in another big shock if it fails to block Jordan's ace Altamari, who caused the pain of being eliminated from the semifinals at the Qatar Asian Cup last year.

South Korea advanced to the semifinals of the Asian Cup under former coach Jurgen Klinsmann in February last year, but was eliminated after losing to Jordan 0-2.

At that time, Altamari was helplessly defeated by Altamari's "one-man show," which was very active with one goal and one assist. Unfortunately, South Korea's key defender Kim Min-jae was unable to play in the semifinal match against Jordan due to accumulated warnings.

Altamari, who violated the Korean camp without Kim Min-jae in the semifinals, was tied to Kim Min-jae in the group stage against South Korea and could not even use his strength properly.

South Korea and Jordan, who met twice at the Asian Cup, were in the same group again in the third Asian qualifying round for the North-China World Cup, but Altamari was not listed in the showdown in Jordan in October last year and Kim Min-jae in the A-match in March due to injury, causing a mixed meeting between the two players.

In particular, Altamari is showing off his good form by exploding one goal and one assist in the previous home game against Palestine.

Whether the flower path for the North Korea-China World Cup finals will unfold depends on how the South Korean defense systematically blocks the threatening triangular formation leading to Al-Naimat-Mahmud Almardi (Al-Hussein) along with Altamari.