The referee whistled a penalty to ensure Shanxi won. What important games in history were affected by unfair referee decisions?

Recently, Vieri posted a photo on INS of 2002 South Korea and Japan World Cup star Totti being sent off with a red card. Fans' memories have returned to 15 years ago, when the World Cup was called the "historical shame". In the 8/1 finals of the 2002 World Cup, the South Korean national football team played against the Italian national football team at the Daejeon World Cup Stadium, which staged a historic match in football history. The ugliness that cannot be erased, the goal penalty against referee Moreno, the rough and ugly actions of the Korean team, and the infinite anger towards the Italian team.

What happened was that the then FIFA Vice-President Zheng Mengzhun and the then FIFA Secretary-General and Referee Committee Manager Lu Finan colluded behind the scenes. The two intended to overthrow the then FIFA President Bra. special. However, Blatter finally prompted Zheng Mengzhun to give up Lu Finan after a series of maneuvers and exchanges of interests at the 2002 FIFA Congress. Due to Rufinan's role as FIFA in charge of coordinating the World Cup at the time, Blatter did not immediately dismiss him. The Korea-Japan World Cup was Lu Finan's last chance to take revenge on Blatter and FIFA. Qualifying for the Korean team in the group was enough to give them face. Rumor has it that Blatter also hinted at the end of the Korean team. But Lu Finan was like a lost dog at this time. In order to gain greater economic and political interests, Zheng Mengzhun and Lu Finan arranged for an Ecuadorian referee. The reason for choosing Ecuador was because the country was small and had little say in the matter. Get up.

Then the biggest joke in the history of human football so far occurred. Koreans also used football to tell the world what kind of country they are. It was rumored that after the World Cup, Materazzi returned to the Italian club Perugia where he was playing. The first thing he did after returning was to rush into the locker room and yell at Ahn Jung-hwan, "You reek of garlic all over your body." Later, Petra Ruggia's boss also said he would not pay a salary to a man who ruined Italian football. What’s even more interesting is that the two countries hacked by the Koreans became World Cup champions in 2006 and 2010 respectively.

In recent years, the Italian media "Corriere dello Sport" has exposed strong news that match-fixing in the World Cup between South Korea and Japan has been confirmed. The media said that match-fixing was confirmed in the 2002 World Cup in South Korea and Japan. There is evidence that there were problems with the referees in both games, and the South Korean team gained huge benefits from the referees. But the result is irreversible. The South Korean team created the country's best result in this World Cup.