After losing, a Ghanaian official takes a selfie with Son Heung-min.

After South Korea's World Cup ambitions were dashed by a loss to Ghana, Son Heung-min was in tears, but that didn't stop one of the rival coaches from attempting to take a photo with him. After their 3-2 defeat, South Korea seemed destined to leave Qatar at the group stage. They rallied from a 2-0 deficit to tie the game, but Mohammed Kudus' goal in the 68th minute gave Ghana the victory. As a result, South Korea must defeat Portugal in their last Group H game if they are to advance. After the final whistle, Tottenham's Son—who is competing in the competition while wearing a protective mask due to a fractured eye socket—went through a gamut of emotions. After referee Antony Taylor sounded the whistle for full-time and denied South Korea the opportunity to take a corner, Son and a few of his teammates reacted violently. Coach Paulo Bento's protests resulted in a red card, and when he attempted to comfort an irate Son later, his hand was swatted away. Son started crying, perhaps as the reality of the outcome set him. Some players and coaches from Ghana, including assistant George Boateng, consoled him while he was knelt on the ground. Another member of the Ghana coaching staff noticed the opportunity for a selfie and wrapped his arm around the Tottenham player while Boateng was speaking to Son. Boateng ushered him away while Son walked away without appearing impressed. South Korea's chances of making it seem slim, but Ghana has a chance after their first victory. Other stories Due to the cedi’s depreciation, Ghana’s governmental debt grew by GH93 billion, according to Ofori-Atta. 10 effective suggestions on how to increase buttock size without exercise How I manipulated Togolese voters in order to secure Volta for Akufo-Addo in 2016 – Hopeson Adorye was fired How to answer Tell Me About Yourself when conducting an interview Watch the game’s highlights: Dreams FC and Hearts of Oak