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Son must forget Spurs woes, says South Korea coach

Son must forget Spurs woes, says South Korea coach

  • Son Heung-min must forget his troubles with struggling Tottenham as South Korea look to clinch a place at next year’s World Cup, his national team coach said Monday
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