Scolari and the others were silent.
They knew South Korea couldn't possibly beat Spain in this match, but they hadn't expected the South Korea Team's collapse to come so quickly.
In the 41st minute of the first half, Fernando Morientes, the star striker who had just helped Real Madrid win the Champions League, dribbled past two defenders in the box and slotted the ball into the far corner.
3-0!
Antonio Lopez grinned. He felt like the South Korea Team had been beaten into a daze.
The other assistant coach, Tesla, said grimly, "Playing like this, isn't Camacho afraid he won't make it out of South Korea?"
He had seen the news. He knew that after the match between the United States and South Korea, the United States Team's bus had been surrounded by South Korean fans.
But South Korea didn't dare provoke the United States, so they dispatched a large number of police to protect the United States Team.
Spain, however, wouldn't get the same treatment.
