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Korea Republic vs Germany

Kazan Arena
Jun 27, 2018 19:30 IST
Korea Republic
2
-
0
FT
Germany
Full Time
Y G Kim
(91')
H M Son
(91')
W Y Jung
(10')
J S Lee
(24')
S M Moon
(49')
H M Son
(66')
Korea Republic beat Germany (2 - 0)
  • Korea Republic
    KOR
    Germany
    GER
  • 29%
    POSSESSION
    71%
  • 2
    GOALS
    0
  • 11
    SHOTS
    26
  • 5
    SHOTS ON TARGET
    6
  • 16
    FOULS COMMITED
    7
  • 4
    YELLOW CARDS
    0
  • 0
    RED CARDS
    0
  • 0
    OFF SIDES
    1
  • 3
    CORNER KICKS
    9
Match Info
  • Tournament name FIFA World Cup, 2018
  • Venue Kazan Arena
  • Date Jun 27, 2018 07:30 PM IST
  • Attendance 41835
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Match Completed
91'
H M Son
91'
Y G Kim
80'
Heechan Hwang
Yohan Go
79'
Jonas Hector
Julian Brandt
70'
Seonmin Moon
Sejong Ju
66'
H M Son
64'
Leon Goretzka
Thomas Muller
59'
Sami Khedira
Mario Gomez
57'
Jacheol Koo
Heechan Hwang
49'
S M Moon
Half Time
24'
J S Lee
10'
W Y Jung
Kick Off

Korea Republic

4-4-2
  • 13
    Koo Jacheol
    7
    Son Heungmin
  • 17
    Lee Jaesung
    15
    Jung Wooyoung
    20
    Jang Hyunsoo
    18
    Moon Seonmin
  • 2
    Lee Yong
    5
    Yun Youngsun
    19
    Kim Younggwon
    14
    Hong Chul
  • 23
    Jo Hyeonwoo
MIDFIELDER
8
Ju Se-Jong
Midfielder
15
Jung Woo-Young
Midfielder
16
Ki Sung-Yueng
Midfielder
13
Koo Ja-Cheol
Midfielder
17
Lee Jae-Sung
Midfielder
10
Lee Seung-Woo
Midfielder
18
Moon Seon-Min
Midfielder
GOALKEEPER
23
Jo Hyeon-woo
Goalkeeper
21
Kim Jin-Hyeon
Goalkeeper
1
Kim Seung-Gyu
Goalkeeper
FORWARD
11
Hwang Hee-chan
Forward
9
Kim Shin-Wook
Forward
7
Son Heung-Min
Forward
DEFENDER
22
Go Yo-Han
Defender
14
Hong Chul
Defender
20
Jang Hyun-Soo
Defender
3
Jung Seung-hyun
Defender
12
Kim Min-Woo
Defender
19
Kim Young-Gwon
Defender
2
Lee Yong
Defender
4
Oh Ban-Suk
Defender
6
Park Joo-Ho
Defender
5
Yun Young Sun
Defender

Germany

4-2-3-1
  • 9
    Timo Werner
  • 14
    Leon Goretzka
    10
    Mesut Ozil
    11
    Marco Reus
  • 6
    Sami Khedira
    8
    Toni Kroos
  • 18
    Joshua Kimmich
    5
    Mats Hummels
    15
    Niklas Sule
    3
    Jonas Hector
  • 1
    Manuel Neuer
MIDFIELDER
21
Ilkay Gundogan
Midfielder
20
Julian Brandt
Midfielder
7
Julian Draxler
Midfielder
14
Leon Christoph Goretzka
Midfielder
10
Mesut Ozil
Midfielder
6
Sami Khedira
Midfielder
19
Sebastian Rudy
Midfielder
13
Thomas Muller
Midfielder
8
Toni Kroos
Midfielder
GOALKEEPER
12
Kevin Trapp
Goalkeeper
1
Manuel Peter Neuer
Goalkeeper
22
Marc-Andre Ter Stegen
Goalkeeper
FORWARD
11
Marco Reus
Forward
23
Mario Gomez García
Forward
9
Timo Werner
Forward
DEFENDER
16
Antonio Rudiger
Defender
17
Jerome Agyenim Boateng
Defender
3
Jonas Armin Hector
Defender
18
Joshua Walter Kimmich
Defender
2
Marvin Plattenhardt
Defender
5
Mats Julian Hummels
Defender
4
Matthias Lukas Ginter
Defender
15
Niklas Sule
Defender
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90'
Mexico and Sweden advance from Group F
With the 2-0 South Korea victory, Mexico and Sweden advance to the Round of 16. Sweden defeated Mexico 3-0 and won the group with Mexico finishing second.
90'
AND IT'S OVER!!!!!
Germany has been eliminated from the World Cup thanks to a stunning South Korea victory 2-0 in Kazan!!!! Two stoppage time goals by Younggwon Kim and then Heungmin Son gives South Korea the victory. Germany is eliminated in the group stage of a World Cup for the first time in their history.
90'
Hummels' header goes high again
Another cross by Germany results in another header from Mats Hummels that goes high over the bar.
90'
And Jo keeps it 2-0
A rocket by Julian Brandt from the edge of the box looks to be heading to the left corner of the net but Hyeonwoo Jo dives and gets his hand to it and knocks it away.
90'
SOUTH KOREA SEALS IT!!!!!
A brilliant long ball by South Korea from nearly their own box is run down by Heungmin Son and the Tottenham striker calmly puts it into the empty net and South Korea leads 2-0!!!!
90'
Header goes high of net
Mats Hummels nearly ties the match with a header from inside the box but it is too high and lands on the top nettting.
90'
GOAL!!!!!!
The offsides has been overturned for South Korea!!! And South Korea leads 1-0 here in stoppage time!!!!!
90'
VAR REVIEW!!!
Hold on a moment!!!! Referee Mark Geiger has signaled for a VAR review, so here we go.
90'
OFFSIDES!!!!!!!
On the corner kick, Younggwon Kim finds a loose ball right in front of keeper Manuel Neuer and puts it past Neuer but Kim is ruled offsides and so the goal doesn't count!!!
90'
Stoppage Time added
6 minutes of stoppage time has been added to the second half.
90'
South Korea gains a corner
A blocked shot from South Korea gives the home team another corner kick here late in the match.
90'
Goal
Son Heungmin. Assist by Sejong Ju (Korea Republic)
90'
Goal
Younggwon Kim (Korea Republic)
88'
Kroos' shot is saved low
Hyeonwoo Jo comes up huge again for South Korea! Toni Kroos finds some space at the top of the box but his low drive is saved by a diving Hyeonwoo Jo.
87'
Hummels' header goes just high
A brilliant cross from the right wing by Mesut Ozil is right there for Mats Hummels but he can't direct the header enough and it goes just over the crossbar.
86'
South Korea gains a corner
South Korea gains a corner kick after a bad turnover and misscommunication by Germany in the midfield.
84'
Kroos goes high
Another chance for Germany goes begging as Toni Kroos finds some space but his shot goes high of goal.
83'
Reus goes wide
Marco Reus finds some space outside the box and sends a screamer toward the goal but it is wide of net
80'
Germany Offsides
Marco Reus is caught offsides on a nice one-timed through ball by Germany inside the box.
79'
South Korea's final change
South Korea makes their final change of the match, bringing on Yohan Go in place of Heechan Hwang.
79'
Substitution
Yohan Go (on). Heechan Hwang (off). (Korea Republic)
78'
Son nearly gives South Korea the lead
Heungmin Son gathers down a long ball and sends a shot toward goal but he pulls it just left of goal.
78'
Substitution
Julian Brandt (on). Jonas Hector (off). (Germany)
77'
Germany makes final change
Germany makes their final change, bringing on Julian Brandt in place of Jonas Hector.
74'
Germany Corner kick
Germany gains another corner kick but the kick is headed away.
71'
Gomez can't control the cross
A cross from the right wing by Joshua Kimmich is right there but Mario Gomez can't control the touch enough to send it on goal and South Korea clears.
70'
Kroos goes high
Kroos' shot from outside the box goes high and wide of net.
69'
Substitution
Sejong Ju (on). Seonmin Moon (off). (Korea Republic)
68'
Gomez's header right to Jo
A great cross by Joshua Kimmich comes right to Mario Gomez and he sends it right on goal with the head but keeper Hyeonwoo Jo is right there and makes the save.
65'
Yellow Card shown to Son
Heungmin Son makes several nice moves at the edge of the box but dives, trying to draw the foul. But referee Mark Geiger is not fooled and shows Heungmin Son a yellow card.
65'
Yellow Card
Son Heungmin (Korea Republic)
64'
Shot goes wide
A loose ball finds Timo Werner near the back post but he pulls the shot wide of net.
64'
Germany corner kick
Another Germany corner kick comes off a blocked cross.
63'
Germany Substitution
Germany had made their second change, with Thomas Muller entering the match replacing Leon Goretzka.
63'
Substitution
Thomas Muller (on). Leon Goretzka (off). (Germany)
61'
Germany shot blocked by teammate
A nice run down the right wing by Germany nearly gives the reigning champions the lead but the shot by Toni Kroos is deflected by his own teammate in the box, and out for the goal kick.
58'
Substitution
Mario Gomez (on). Sami Khedira (off). (Germany)
56'
South Korea Substitution
South Korea will make their first change as the injured Jacheol Koo is replaced by Heechan Hwang.
56'
Injury Delay
There is a delay in the action as Jacheol Koo is down on the pitch.
56'
Substitution
Heechan Hwang (on). Jacheol Koo (off). (Korea Republic)
54'
Pair of German shots blocked
Germany gets two shots toward goal but both are blocked by South Korean defenders and the loose ball is picked up by Hyeonwoo Jo for South Korea.
53'
Germany gains half's first corner
A blocked cross gives Germany their fifth corner kick. The kick is a poor one and cleared out to the center circle by South Korea.
51'
Germany just misses wide left
A great bit of passing on the left side of the box nearly gives Germany the lead as Timo Werner just gets under the shot and sends it wide left of goal.
49'
Another South Korea Yellow Card
A foul by Seonmin Moon on Toni Kroos in the German half of the pitch results in a yellow card for Moon, South Korea's third yellow card of the match.
48'
WHAT A SAVE to keep this match level
A brilliant cross by Joshua Kimmich is right across the goalmouth and and the header by Leon Goretzka looks like it is going to find the back of the net but Hyeonwoo Jo leaps to his right and makes a diving save to keep the match 0-0.
48'
Yellow Card
Seonmin Moon (Korea Republic)
46'
South Korea on the attack early
South Korea starts with possession and takes advantage right off the bat as they get a shot in on Manuel Neuer by Wooyoung Jung but the German keeper sees it all the way and scoops it up easily.
46'
Second Half Underway
And we are back for the second half in Kazan. Neither team made any changes to the lineup at halftime.
45'
Live Standings update for Group F
With both matches reaching halftime, it is time for a standings update. As of right now, Mexico and Germany would advance out of Group F but a goal in either match would change everything.
45'
Son misses wide left of net, and that's the first half
A nice bit of control gives Heungmin Son just enough space to take a shot but he misses wide left of net in the final action of the first half.
45'
Stoppage time added
3 minutes of stoppage time has been added to the end of the first half.
43'
Foul by Hector wipes out shot off the post
A foul by Jonas Hector in the South Korea box wipes away a shot that slams into the post by Germany, and allows South Korea to clear the ball.
40'
Scramble and loose ball is saved by Jo
On the corner kick, Germany finds a loose ball near the six-yard box but the South Korean defense closes down quickly and the South Korean keeper Hyeonwoo Jo jumps on the loose ball.
39'
Shot block nearly goes in anyway
A shot by Timo Werner taken inside the box is blocked by a South Korean defender but it nearly goes in over the keeper on the block. But Germany gains another corner kick.
36'
Germany continues their possession domination
Germany has constantly moving the ball around the edges of the area for the past few minutes, looking for a crack in the South Korea defense to exploit, is keeping their possession numbers high as they refuse to allow South Korea to truly clear the ball out of danger.
33'
Shot blocked by South Korea
Marco Reus finds some space right outside the box for Germany and fires a low shot but it is blocked by a South Korea defender. The rebound is loose but before it can be played on, the referee whistles for a hand ball on Reus.
30'
Germany corner kick up a man
A slight delay as Youngsun Yun was down after heading clear a cross by Germany. The corner kick is cleared away by South Korea and Youngsun Yun returns to the pitch.
25'
Heungmin Son just misses on the volley
A cross in by Yong Lee is headed out by Germany but not far enough as Heungmin Son rushes in and tries the one-time volley, but his shot goes high and wide left of goal.
23'
Another Yellow Card against South Korea
The match is starting to get a little chippy, and Jaesung Lee is shown the match's second yellow card after a foul on Leon Goretzka in the defensive half.
23'
Yellow Card
Jaesung Lee (Korea Republic)
22'
Hyeonwoo Jo skies for the catch
A Germany attack down the right wing results in a high cross by Joshua Kimmich right across the goalmouth but Hyeonwoo Jo springs off his line and catches the cross.
19'
Free kick nearly squirts free of Neuer
The free kick by Wooyoung Jung is right on target but right at keeper Manuel Neuer. However the shot is knuckling like crazy and it squirts out of Neuer's arms. He quickly recovers and punches the ball out of play for a corner kick.
18'
Dangerous play by Germany gives South Korea set piece
A dangerous high kick by Sami Khedira gives South Korea their first real chance to attack.
17'
Play resumes
Jaesung Lee is back to his feet and play has resumed.
16'
Germany corner kick
A blocked cross by South Korea results in another Germany corner kick. The kick is headed by a South Korean defender and then cleaned up by keeper Hyeonwoo Jo. There is a pause in play as Jaesung Lee is down on the pitch after coming down hard on his back.
14'
Germany gains match's first corner
A poor turnover by South Korea in their own end leads to a Germany break but a poor cross by Leon Goretzka is blocked out of bounds for the Germany corner. The resulting corner is headed toward the net but caught by Hyeonwoo Jo.
12'
Germany controlling possession
Germany has been controlling possession for much of the last eight minutes, but haven't been able to crack the South Korean defense. The Germans best chance came on the free kick by Toni Kroos but the cross was headed clear by South Korea.
11'
Foul by South Korea sets up Germany free kick chance
A foul by Seonmin Moon down the right wing on Joshua Kimmich gives Germany a set piece chance early on.
9'
Yellow Card early against South Korea
A hard slide tackle along the left wing by Wooyoung Jung on Jonas Hector results in a yellow card to Jung by referee Mark Geiger
9'
Yellow Card
Wooyoung Jung (Korea Republic)
6'
Slow Start to the match
Both sides seem to be feeling one another out in the early moments of the match. Obviously both know what this match means and are making sure no mistakes are made early on.
1'
And we are underway
We are underway in Kazan with Germany controlling the ball to open the match, wearing a green and white kit with South Korea in red tops and black shorts.
0'
South Korea Lineup and Formation
Tae-Yong Shin and South Korea will come out of the locker room in a 4-4-2 formation, with Hyeonwoo Jo in net, Yong Lee, Youngsun Yun, Younggwon Kim, and Chul Hong as the defense, Jaesung Lee, Wooyoung Jung, Seonmin Moon and Hyunsoo Jang as the midfield and up top are the strikers Jacheol Koo and Heungmin Son.
0'
Germany Lineup and Formation
Joachim Low and Germany will come out of the locker room in a 4-2-3-1 formation, with Manuel Neuer in net, Joshua Kimmich, Mats Hummels, Niklas Sule, and Jonas Hector on defense, Sami Khedira, Toni Kroos, Leon Goretzka, Mesut Ozil and Marco Reus as the midfield and up top is Timo Werner.
0'
Up next for either Germany or South Korea
If Germany or South Korea were to advance to the Round of 16, they would face off against Group E winner on Monday July 2nd in Samara.
0'
How South Korea can advance
The route to the Round of 16 for South Korea is very steep. They need to defeat Germany and hope that Mexico defeats Sweden. That will result in Germany, Sweden and South Korea all having 3 points, and bringing in a whole bunch of tie-breakers. South Korea needs to win by 2 goals to have a chance, by 3 if they want to have the goal differental tie-breaker over Sweden, that is as long as Sweden loses by 2+ goals to Mexico.
0'
How Germany can advance
The reigning World Cup Champions will need to play their best today in Kazan against South Korea to advance to the Round of 16. With a win, Germany will advance as long as Sweden doesn't win. A draw for Germany will result in the Germans hoping that Sweden again doesn't win. If Germany loses to South Korea, then they will need a whole bunch of help and things will most likely go to a tie-breaker, as long as Sweden doesn't gain any points in their match against Mexico.
0'
Group F Standings Pre-Game
With all four teams in Group F with a chance to advance to the Round of 16, here is a standings breakdown prior to today's matches. Mexico leads the group with 6 points, Germany and Sweden are tied with 3 points each and South Korea has 0 points.
0'
Final Group Stage Match Day
Welcome to the third and final match day for Group F. Both Germany and South Korea are going to be fighting for their World Cup lives, as both sides still have a chance to advance to the Round of 16. Sweden and Mexico will be facing off at the same time and both of those squads have the chance to advance as well.