PSV Eindhoven coach Guus Hiddink is relying on the 'positive mentality' of South Korean duo Park Ji-Sung and Lee Young-Pyo to help the club beat AC Milan on Wednesday night.
Hiddink, who guided South Korea to the semi-finals of the 2002 World Cup, believes the pair have the temperament to help his side overcome their two-goal UEFA
Champions League semi-final first-leg deficit.
"Their mentality pushes them to be positive at all times," said Hiddink.
Full-back Lee in particular may prove to be a key player because of his contrbution to the attack as PSV go in search of goals.
"He never gives up and is dangerous going forward. He's a gift for a coach," added Hiddink.
"We may opt for some bold changes, perhaps playing fewer men in defence."
Lee and Park are integral parts of the PSV side which wrapped up the Dutch title over the weekend. The duo believe their side can still reach the final in Instalbul.
"Nothing's impossible. We have to believe in ourselves," said Park.
Lee added: "To beat Milan we must go all out for 90 minutes and fight for every ball. We can't afford to give them any space."
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