Hulunbuir, Sep 17 (Reporter) Pakistan on Tuesday secured the bronze medal in the Asian Champions Trophy 2024 with a resounding 5-2 victory over South Korea. The win is a significant rebound for Pakistan, who had previously failed to reach the semifinals in the 2023 edition. The match began with Korea taking the early lead, courtesy of a goal from captain Lee Jungjun, who put his team ahead 1-0 at half-time. Despite Korea's strong performance in the first half, the second half saw Pakistan stage an impressive comeback, scoring five goals to seal the win. Hannan Shahid and Sufyan Khan were instrumental in Pakistan's resurgence, each netting twice. Rooman added a fifth goal, capping off a remarkable second-half performance. Pakistan's turnaround was marked by their aggressive attack and strategic plays, which overwhelmed the Korean defence. The final quarter saw Pakistan extend their lead with goals from Shahid and Khan. Korea managed to equalise briefly, but it was not enough to stymie Pakistan's momentum. Abdullah, Pakistan's goalkeeper, made crucial saves to keep Korea at bay, ensuring the bronze medal remained secure. Korea, despite their valiant effort and a commendable fourth-place finish, struggled to contain Pakistan's offensive surge. The team fought hard but ultimately fell short. The game was a testament to Pakistan's resilience and skill, and their third-place finish is a fitting end to their campaign in the 2024 tournament. As the tournament wraps up, Pakistan can take pride in their performance, showcasing their ability to come back strong after a challenging previous year...////...