Roberto Mancini, unable to watch his team lose in the penalty shoot-out against South Korea during the Asian Cup, walked away from the tense match.
Roberto Mancini, the former manager of Manchester City, had hoped to guide his team to victory in the quarter-finals of the tournament. However, after a thrilling game that ended in a 1-1 draw even after extra time, the fate of the match was decided by a nerve-wracking penalty shoot-out.
Meanwhile, South Korean national team aimed to break a 64-year drought and secure the Asian Cup title. The tension escalated as Korean goalkeeper Jo Hyeon-woo made crucial saves against Sami Al-Najei and Abdulrahman Ghareeb during the penalty shoot-out.
It was at this pivotal moment that Mancini's frustration became apparent. Unable to witness his team's potential defeat, the former coach of the Italian national team was seen walking down the tunnel, symbolizing his disappointment in the outcome of the match.
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