(Reuters) - Former head coach Guus Hiddink said he preferred South Korea's newer, more attacking style of play, urging the team to stick to their guns despite a 5-1 thrashing at the hands of Brazil in a friendly
Neymar scored a pair of penalties as Brazil dominated in an often one-sided contest on Wednesday, in which Hwang Ui-jo scored South Korea's only goal.
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