South Korea will face Iraq in the semi-finals of the 2015 Asian Cup at six p.m. local time Monday in Sydney.
 
South Korea last won the Asian Cup in 1960. Despite the streak the team’s coach, Uli Stielike, said they will forget the past and focus on the match against Iraq. He said the team could accomplish the dream if they are successful against Iraq.
 
Monday will be South Korea's second attempt at a victory against Iraq in the Asian Cup semi-finals after a defeat in 2007.
 
The match will air live on KBS 2TV starting at 5:40 p.m.