Ghana coach shows terrible sportsmanship after beating South Korea

After losing 3-2 to Ghana, South Korea's chances of making it to the round of 16 at the 2022 World Cup look slim. Son Heung-min, who plays for Tottenham, broke down in tears when the game was over. Some Ghana players and assistant coach George Boateng tried to comfort him, but another member of the Ghana coaching staff tried to sneak a picture of Son with his phone.

South Korea's World Cup hopes were crushed when they lost to Ghana, but that didn't stop one of Ghana's coaches from trying to take a selfie with Son Heung-min.

After losing 3-2, South Korea seems likely to leave Qatar in the group stage.
They came back from being down 2-0 to tie the game, but Mohammed Kudus' goal in the 68th minute gave Ghana the win.

While Boateng was talking to Son, another member of the Ghana coaching staff saw the chance to take a selfie. He put his arm around the Tottenham star and took a picture.

Boateng did not look impressed, and as Son walked away, he pushed him away.

South Korea's chances of making it look slim, but Ghana's first win gives them a chance.

The result means South Korea will have to beat Portugal in their final Group H match to have a chance of qualifying.