In no time, the tickets to Tottenham Hotspur vs. K-League and Sevilla FC vs. Tottenham Hotspur were sold out. The games took place in Seoul World Cup Stadium and Suwon World Cup Stadium. Both games were hosted by Coupang Play, an online streaming company. 

On July 13, Tottenham Hotspur played K-League in Seoul World Cup Stadium in front of a crowd of roughly 64,100 spectators. The score of their first friendly game was 6:3, with Tottenham coming out on top. Heung-min Son scored two of Tottenham's six goals, Harry Kane scored two, Eric Dier scored one, and JinHyuk Kim, a K-League player, scored an own goal for the sixth. Both sides had excellent performances, and the K-three League's goals against an EPL (European Premier League) squad should be commended.

On July 16, Sevilla FC played Tottenham Hotspur in Suwon World Cup Stadium in front of 43,998 people. This was not the first time the two Europe League clubs have faced off against one another. They crossed paths in several friendly games in the UEFA Europa League. Harry Kane of Tottenham and Ivan Rakiti of Sevilla both scored one goal to even the score in the match.

This visit was significant because it allowed spectators to witness world-class athletes and because two players from the Europe League played friendlies here in Korea. The stadium was crowded when I attended the Tottenham Hotspur vs. K-League game. Since there were so many goals scored and the outcomes were surprising, I truly enjoyed the game.

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