“The result is one point – we need more points,” he said.
Adelaide remarkably twice equalised within a minute of the Koreans scoring, in a match which unexpectedly caught fire – after a scoreless opening half, the six goals came in a frenzied 34-minute span.
Amor said the Reds could take great heart from their fightbacks.
“The players, it’s true that they play and work very well,” he said.
“This is football … in the moment of 1-2, and 2-3, it was difficult.”
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The Reds were advantaged by a nine-day rest entering the fixture – the Koreans played in their domestic league last Saturday before travelling to Australia.
Adelaide, now with a draw and two losses in the Asian tournament, now turn their attention to the A-League where they are anchored in last spot ahead of Sunday’s home match against Brisbane.