Sept 17 (Reuters) - Defending Asian Games men's soccer champions South Korea were late for a training session on Wednesday after the bus did not show up at the team hotel, media reports said.
The Koreans, who beat Qatar 4-1 in their Group D opener at the Aichi-Nagoya Games on Tuesday, arrived 20 minutes late for their recovery session in Nagoya the following day after officials scrambled to find a replacement bus.
Reuters has contacted organisers for comment.
The transport mishap came after the bus carrying the team to Tuesday's match took them to a baseball ground instead of the Mizuho Rugby Stadium. They reached the stadium 30 minutes after the scheduled arrival time.
A Korea Football Association official said several teams were facing transport issues, Yonhap News reported.
"Minor issues regarding vehicle scheduling and operations have been continuously arising during every training session and official event throughout the tournament," the official said.
"This is a situation that all teams currently participating in the tournament are facing, not just us."
South Korea will play Saudi Arabia in their final group game on September 22.
(Reporting by Chiranjit Ojha in Purulia, India; Editing by Peter Rutherford)
