New Delhi:
South Korea came from behind to beat Argentina 2-1 in the last minute at the field hockey World Cup on Wednesday.
Nam Hyun-woo's flash low flick off a penalty corner earned South Korea its first win after it drew against Germany.
After a goalless first half, Facundo Callioni shot Argentina ahead in the 53rd minute off a fine pass from Juan Martin Lopez.
But South Korea came back strong when You Hyo-sik set up captain Seo Jong-ho to score off a reverse flick in the 62nd.
South Korea has four points from two matches while Argentina was winless in Pool A.
Earlier, top-ranked Germany routed Canada 6-0 for its biggest win in the World Cup in 32 years.
Only a 7-0 win over India in 1976 was bigger for the world and Olympic champions.
Nam Hyun-woo's flash low flick off a penalty corner earned South Korea its first win after it drew against Germany.
After a goalless first half, Facundo Callioni shot Argentina ahead in the 53rd minute off a fine pass from Juan Martin Lopez.
But South Korea came back strong when You Hyo-sik set up captain Seo Jong-ho to score off a reverse flick in the 62nd.
South Korea has four points from two matches while Argentina was winless in Pool A.
Earlier, top-ranked Germany routed Canada 6-0 for its biggest win in the World Cup in 32 years.
Only a 7-0 win over India in 1976 was bigger for the world and Olympic champions.
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