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Tottenham's Son to lead South Korea in World Cup qualifiers
Fixtures in Asia's eight qualifying groups for the 2022 finals in Qatar will be completed at centralised venues next month because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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Spurs sharpshooter Son completes three-week military training
All able-bodied South Korean men must serve around two years in the military but athletes who win gold at the Asian Games or a medal of any colour at the Olympics receive exemptions.
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Spurs' Son set for chemical warfare training in South Korea
All able-bodied men are required to serve in the military for around two years in South Korea, which is technically still at war with the North, but Son received an exemption for leading the country to gold at the 2018 Asian Games.
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Spurs' Son set for military training during virus shutdown: report
All able-bodied South Korean men are obliged to serve in the military for nearly two years, making up the bulk of Seoul's 600,000-strong forces -- who face off against North Korea's army of 1.3 million.
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Tottenham fail with appeal against Son red card
The South Korean winger saw red in the second half of Spurs' 2-0 loss at home to Chelsea in a spiteful London derby on Sunday after VAR confirmed he had kicked out at Blues defender Antonio Rudiger after being fouled.
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Mourinho bemoans Son ban and VAR use in Premier League
Son Heung-min’s unavailability due to a three-match ban for a red card in Sunday’s 2-0 Premier League defeat by Chelsea is a big loss for Tottenham Hotspur, manager Jose Mourinho said on Monday.
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Spurs’ Mauricio Pochettino sad to lose on-fire Son to South Korea
Tottenham Hotspur have, however, managed to negotiate that Son Heung-min will stay in England until their Premier League clash against Manchester United.
