Gilas Pilipinas vs. Korea Live Coverage, Scores, Results & Highlights (2014 Asian Games)

The Gilas Pilipinas will be facing one of its toughest Asian rival, the South Koreans in the Quarterfinals of the Men’s Basketball Tournament of the 2014 Asian Games held in the home town of the South Koreans in the city of Incheon. We will be having our very own live coverage of the Gilas Pilipinas vs. Korea game, including the scores, results and highlights of the game.

Here’s Our Live Coverage of the Gilas vs. Korea:

Score:
Gilas – 95 vs. Korea – 97 FINAL SCORE
Gilas – 89 vs Korea – 90 (59.4 secs) under a minute left
Gilas – 89 vs. Korea – 88 Tenorio at the free throw
Gilas – 88 vs. Korea – 88 under 2 minutes to go
Gilas – 86 vs. Korea – 86
Gilas – 84 vs. Korea – 86
Gilas – 82 vs. Korea – 84 (Time 5 Minutes Left in the 4th)
Gilas – 82 vs. Korea – 82
Gilas – 82 vs. Korea – 76
Gilas – 80 vs. Korea – 76
Gilas – 78 vs. Korea – 74 (Time:

Gilas – 72 vs. Korea – 71 (End of Third Quarter)
Gilas – 72 vs. Korea – 67
Gilas – 70 vs. Korea – 67 (15-2 Run by Korea)
Gilas – 70 vs Korea – 63
Gilas – 70 vs South Korea – 61 Time 2:50 left 3rd Q

Starting Five: Gilas Pilipinas = vs. South Korea =

The Philippine national basketball team suffered a shocking defeat yesterday against the still unbeaten Qatar in the Filipinos first game of the round-robin elimination round of the Asian Games Basketball Quarterfinals. The Gilas Pilipinas squad was defeated by Qatar with the final score at 68-77 in favor of the Middle Eastern basketball team.

The heartbreaking loss of the Filipinos came a day after they suffered a another defeat at the hands of the Asian powerhouse and 2013 FIBA Asia tormentor, the Iranian national basketball team.

During the last time that the Philippines met the South Koreans, the Filipinos ended the “Korean curse” when they defeated the Asian powerhouse in Manila during the 2013 FIBA Asia Championship.

Both the Philippines and South Korea competed in the 2014 World Basketball Championship or the FIBA World Cup of Basketball in Spain, wherein the Philippines ended with a 1-4 record while the South Koreans lost all of their five consecutive games against the world’s powerhouse basketball teams.