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Ulsan, led by manager Hong Myung-bo, lost to the North and Central American champions at the Club World Cup, where they competed as Asian champions.
It was regrettable that Yun Bitgaram's'Wondergol' was broken offside.
This is Ha Seong-ryong.
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Ulsan, who entered the Club World Cup after 8 years, set a starter in the 24th minute against Mexico's Tigres.
'Asia MVP' Yoon Bit Garam's corner kick was finished by Kim Ki-hee.
But Reid didn't last long.
After 14 minutes, the team tied the goal to French national team Gignac, and in the extra time in the first half, Kim Ki-hee blocked a corner kick and committed a handball foul, allowing Gignac to go from behind.
Ulsan unfolded a total offensive in the 13th minute of the second half and shook the net, but unfortunately, the tied goal was lost.
Yun Bitgaram turned 180 degrees with a long pass and made a splash with a picturesque volley, but was judged offside.
Yun Bitgaram's knee was slightly ahead of the opponent.
Director Hong Myung-bo, who lost in the debut match of the Ulsan Command Tower, was still satisfied.
[Hong Myung-bo/Ulsan coach: I think our players have fully demonstrated 100% of what they prepared.]
Tottenham Son Heung-min's goal was silent for a month.
Defensive tactics were all about shooting two shots, and Tottenham lost to Chelsea 1-0, losing three straight league losses to Chelsea after nine years, falling to eighth place.
(Video editing: Nam Il)