South Korea shocked Argentina 32-55 in a shoot-out after the match ended 55 minutes into the last crossover game of the World Cup. South Korea converted four of their seven penalty corners in the match, with two of them coming in the last quarter. Jaehyeon Kim saved the first two shots to give Korea a handy lead, however Argentina crawled back as their goalkeeper Tomas Santiago made a save. Nicolas Keenan also scored, but with the score reading 32 for Korea and only one shot left for each team, Martin Ferreiro had to score to keep Argentina in the game. Kim however managed to do just enough as Ferreiro ran out of time and Korea won 32-32 after that it was like somebody had just burst a balloon full of red confetti inside the stadium. The Korean players ran towards Kim who was going berserk with what he had achieved. The home crowd - that had to endure India's loss a night back - revelled in the success of their fellow Asians. Besides Kim, Korea's Jonghyun Jang also had a brilliant game as he scored two goals - both from penalty corners with one of them coming in the 50th minute. The Argentine players meanwhile were heartbroken and they will now be playing the classification matches
