PHOTO: Hungary Beat Korea at Finish of Match

With a goal from seven metres, Csaszar Gabor, scored the winning points for Hngary in the match against South Korea.

A group of some 50 Hungarian fans were rather loud at the handball match between Hungary and South Korea which ended in a victory over South Korea in the final round of the second part of the World Handball Championship held in Zagreb. 

The Hungarians scored first, again with a goal from Csaszar Gabor, who used a penalty opportunity after Gal was knocked down on the six-metre line. This was also the only lead the Hungarians had in the first half-time because after eight minutes into the game, the South Koreans took matters into their own hands and took the lead 14:11. In the first half, Jaewoo Lee was unstoppable, scoring seven goals.

See the photo gallery: Hungary-Korea First Half-Time

Csaszar Gabor led the Hungarians to victory 

In the second half-time, Korea increased their advantage to 15:11, but they seemed to have slowed down and Hungary began returning to the game. In the ninth minute of the second half-time, Laslo Nagy scored to even the score at 17:17. The Hungarian players again evened the score in the 15th minute to 20:20, but Taewan Kim restored advantage to Korea. The game was interesting to the very end because the Hungarians only achieved a lead six minutes before the end of the match. But their lead did not last for long and in the 56th minute Korea scored for 27:26.

The best player of the game was Csaszar Gabor, who scored the last goal for Hungary. Gabor was also the best scorer of the game, giving scored eight goals. With this victory the Hungarians got the opportunity to fight for the fifth place in the world championship, while South Korea showed their strength.

See the photo gallery: Hungary-Korea Second Half-Time