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(Video) Watch Superb Darwin Nunez skill leaves South Korea star no choice but to fall him down in the world cup
(Video) Watch Superb Darwin Nunez skill leaves South Korea star no choice but to fall him down in the world cup
During Uruguay and South Korea’s first World Cup group stage match, Darwin Nunez already left his mark on the proceedings.
After regaining control of the ball in his opponents’ half, one observant spectator saw the Liverpool player weaving past one opponent.
The No. 27 made a beautiful inside cut before being sliced down by In-beom Hwang.
Nunez 💪 pic.twitter.com/WQeJA4Z9nx
— The Anfield Buzz (@TheAnfieldBuzz) November 24, 2022
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