South Korean fairy-tale continues at Spain's cost (0-0, 5-3)
* Spain, which reached the quarterfinals on a penalty-kick tiebreaker win over Ireland, fell on penalty kicks to host South Korea after a 0-0 tie. Spain was aiming to reach the final four for first time since 1950 and for the second time in history. South Korea had not won a World Cup game before this year's incredible run. * South Korea has knocked out Portugal, Italy and Spain. * Spain had two goals disallowed. During the golden-goal period, the linesman ruled the ball out-of-bounds before Joaquin crossed to Fernando Morientes to head home. The ball did not appear to have crossed the line. In the second half, Ivan Helguera headed into the goal only to have the goal called back for shirt-pulling. * ''We expected the officiating to be better. This was a quarterfinal match after all. I'm sad because we lost unfairly.'' — Spain coach Jose Antonio Camacho. * ''If you don't mind, first, I'd like to have a little glass of champagne and celebrate first. What comes tomorrow is tomorrow, not now. The mentality of this team is to recover even when it gets tougher and tougher, it's so outrageous, almost without limit. I'm so proud of these boys.'' — South Korea coach Guus Hiddink. June 22 in Gwangju South Korea 0 Spain 0. (South Korea wins, 5-3, on Pks) South Korea — Lee Woon Jae, Choi Jin Cheul, Hong Myung Bo, Kim Tae Young (Hwang Sun Hong, 90), Yoo Sang Chul (Lee Chun-Soo, 60), Park Ji Sung, Lee Yong Pyo, Song Chong Gug, Kim Nam Il (Lee Eul Young, 32), Seol Ki Hyeon, Ahn Jung Hwan. Yellow card: Yoo 52. Spain — Casillas, Puyol, Nadal, Hierro, Romero, Joaquin, Helguera (Xavi, 93), Baraja, De Pedro (Mendieta 70), Valeron (Luis Enrique, 80), Morientes. Yellow cards: De Pedro 53, Morientes 111. Referee: Gamal Ghandour (Egypt) Att.: 42,114.
Turkey edges Senegal for semi spot (1-0)
* Turkish sub Ilhan Mansiz's half-volley from eight yards out, after across from Umit Davala, gave Turkey the golden goal it needed to down Senegal. * Ilhan had replaced Hakan Sukur, who squandered several Turkish chances. * Turkey's only previous World Cup appearance, in 1954, ended in a first-round exit. * ''Everybody in Turkish soccer has put in a lot of effort — we are now living one of our most important days.'' — Turkey coach Senol Gunes. * ''It's been a long adventure and now it has come to an end. I'm very, very proud that a small country like Senegal can come to the World Cup and rock the boat among the hierarchy of world soccer.'' — Senegal coach Bruno Metsu. * ''Turkey deserved [the win] — good luck to them. I think they had the luck tonight. We go out with our heads held high.'' — Senegal forward El Hadji Diuof. June 22 in Osaka Turkey 1 Senegal 0 (OT). Goal: Ilhan 94. Turkey — Rustu, Bulent, Fatih, Alpay, Ergun Penbe, Umit D., Basturk, Tugay, Emre B. (Erdem Arif, 91), Hakan Sukur (Ilhan, 67), Hasan Sas. Yellow cards: Emre B. 22, Ilhan 87. Senegal — Sylva, Coly, Diatta, Cisse, Daf, Henri Camara, Bouba Diop, Malick Diop, Diao, Fadiga, Diouf. Yellow card: Daf 12, Cisse 63. Referee: Ruiz (Columbia). Att.: 44,233