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South Korea see Group A finale in Mexico as 'home' game

South Korea see Group A finale in Mexico as 'home' game
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South Korea's national football team is experiencing unexpected local support from Mexican fans during the World Cup held in Mexico. The team's coach expressed gratitude for the 'home' advantage, which has persisted despite the cultural and geographical distance between the two nations.

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It illustrates the unifying power of sports and the unique cultural dynamics of international tournaments.

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MONTERREY, Mexico -- Approximately 7,120 miles separate the Mexican city of Monterrey and the South Korean capital of Seoul.

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