Seperti Korea Utara, ternyata Korea Selatan pernah kalah 0-7
sebelumnya dan bahkan 0-9..
**Dari yang menang gede dibawah ini ada yang masuk kelas jago gak
menurut kriteria pahlawan milis bolaml, don rudy?
di "copas" dari bleacherreport.com
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No. 10: Turkey 7 South Korea 0 (1954)
North Korea’s southern neighbors have also been on the wrong end of a
7-0 score line.
In its first ever World Cup, South Korea’s defense conceded seven
against Turkey.
Striker Burhan Sargun scored a hat trick.
Unfortunately for South Korea, this wasn’t the worst defeat it
suffered in 1954. As we shall see.
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No. 9: Uruguay 7 Scotland 0 (1954)
Defending champions Uruguay showed it would not relinquish its world
title easily with this humbling of World Cup debutants, Scotland.
Uruguay’s Carlos Borges opened the scoring after 17 minutes and went
on to complete a hat trick.
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No.8: Poland 7 Haiti 0 (1974)
Having opened its World Cup campaign by beating Argentina, Poland
proved itself as World Cup dark horses with a thrashing of Haiti.
The losing team was appearing in its first ever World Cup.
Haiti had almost caused a sensation in its opening game when it took
the lead against Italy, before eventually losing 3-1.
There were no such heroics against Poland, who led by five goals at half time.
Striker Andrzej Szarmach completed his hat trick five minutes into the
second half.
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No.7: Portugal 7 North Kora 0 (2010)
After North Korea's battling performance in its 2-1 opening game
defeat to Brazil, not many people expected its defense to suddenly
become so generous.
Especially to a Portuguese team that only managed one shot on target
in its opening game against Ivory Coast.
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No.6: Sweden 8 Cuba 0 (1938)
Though this eight-goal rout happened at the quarterfinal stage of the
1938 World Cup, it was Sweden’s first match of the tournament.
The competition was played as a straight knockout and Sweden was drawn
with Austria in the first round.
However, the Anschluss, when Nazi Germany annexed its neighboring
country, meant the highly fancied Austria withdrew from the World Cup
and Sweden received a bye to the next round.
Sweden booked its place in the semifinals against hapless Cuba, with
hat tricks from Tore Keller and Gustav Wetterstrom.
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No.5: Uruguay 8 Bolivia 0 (1950)
After both Scotland and Turkey withdrew from the 1950 World Cup, only
two teams remained in Group 4.
Uruguay’s convincing win in the group’s decisive and only match
featured a hat trick from striker Oscar Miguez, who is his country’s
all-time leading World Cup goal scorer.
Uruguay’s good form continued and the team lifted the World Cup
beating host country Brazil in the decisive match.
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No.4: Germany 8 Saudi Arabia 0 (2002)
Unusually, Germany was not amongst the favorites going into the 2002 World Cup.
However, this opening game thrashing of Saudi Arabia showed the team
meant business and Germany went on to reach the final, which they lost
to Brazil.
German striker Miroslav Klose scored a hat trick and finished as the
tournament’s joint second top scorer with a total of five goals.
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No.3: Hungary 9 South Korea 0 (1954)
The 7-0 defeat at the hands of Turkey was an improvement on the
Korean's previous match.
At least this 9-0 thrashing was administered by Hungary, whom most
people regarded as the best team in the world at the time.
Amongst the goal scorers for the Magnificent Magyars were the
legendary Ferenc Puskas and Zoltan Czibor, who scored a hat trick.
Hungary went on to reach the final, but was surprisingly beaten 3-2 by
West Germany.
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No.2: Yugoslavia 9 Zaire 0 (1974)
In its first and only World Cup appearance, Zaire (now Congo DR)
played a significant part in deciding the outcome of a tight Group
Two.
However, with Brazil, Scotland and Yugoslavia each drawing their
matches against each other, the group was won by whichever team put
the most goals past Zaire.
Yugoslavia took that honor with this nine-goal rout, which featured a
hat trick by Dusan Bajevic.
Scotland was the unlucky side as it only managed to score twice
against the Africans and Brazil’s three was enough to qualify for the
second round as runners-up.
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No. 1: Hungary 10 El Salvador 1 (1982)
Hungary’s 1982 team matched the achievements of 1954’s Magnificent
Magyar with this nine-goal victory over El Salvador.
A hat trick from striker Laszlo Kiss helped his team reach double figures.
However, that proved to be Hungary's only win and the team was
eliminated in the first round after drawing the final group game with
Belgium.
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@om gundul: ane penggemar klub dari liga yang timnasnya overated tapi
duluuuu pernah juara dunia. TAPI tetep: klub ane itu > timnas
overrated itu
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