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Singapore STUN Hong Kong, Iraq WIN, and Korea in Crisis! | Asian International Break Review

In this video I review some key fixtures from the FIFA international break. I cover the following games: Hong Kong vs Singapore Hong Kong vs Cambodia Singapore vs Thailand Iraq vs UAE (United Arab Emirates) South Korea (Korea Republic) vs Bolivia South Korea (Korea Republic) vs Ghana Japan vs Bolivia Japan vs Ghana Colombia vs New Zealand Colombia vs Australia Nepal vs Malaysia Bangladesh vs India Bangladesh vs Nepal Qatar vs Zimbabwe Turkmenistan vs Chinese Taipei (Taiwan) (Republic of China) Laos vs Vietnam There were some really great games this window! Hong Kong vs Singapore saw some great performances from Matt Orr, Glenn Kweh, Juninho, Safuwan Baharudin, Ilhan Fandi. Zhenpeng Wang also played with Ashley Westwood managing the team. Hamza Choudhury and Shekh Morsalin starred for Bangladesh in their historic victory against India. Their first win over India in 22 years. Diaspora players such as Zayyan Ahmed and Shamit Shome also helped out. South Korea and Japan both played Ghana and Bolivia, but the gap between Hong Myung-bo and Hajime Moriyasu was evident. Even though South Korea have Kim Min-jae, Seol Young-woo, Son Heung-min, Lee Kang-in, Cho Gue-sung, Lee Jae-sung, Hwang Hee-chan, and Jens Castrop, Hong Myung-bo's team did not look convincing. Meanwhile, Moriyasu has made the most out of his squad, with Takefuso Kubo, Daichi Kamada, Ritsu Doan, Takumi Minamino, and Ayase Ueda all excelling. Iraq and the United Arab Emirates played a thrilling game in their World Cup Qualifying game. Graham Arnold got the most out of Ali Al-Hamadi before his injury. Meanwhile, Caoi Cesar and Luanzinho looked deadly for the UAE. Iraq's young team looked at a disadvantage, as some of their key players such as Ali Jasim, Aimar Sher, Marko Farji, and Zidane Iqbal, are considerably less experienced than the UAE players, such as Nicolas Gimenez. Graham Arnold made a few smart substitutions, taking of Sherko Gubari in order to change the formation. Alaeddine Zouhir and Ruben Filipe Canedo Amaral struggled late in the game and eventually Iraq their winning goal to send them to Mexico for the FIFA Inter Confederation playoffs. Elsewhere, Rafaelson and Tuan Hai Pham scored against Laos, Carbonero's late goal cancelled out Benjamin Old's second international goal, and Luiz Diaz and Jefferson Lerma downed the Socceroos.