World Cup 2018: 5 players to watch out for in South Korea vs Germany

#3 Marco Reus

Reus could find himself in the starting eleven again

Reus was restored to the starting eleven after Low chose to drop under-fire Mesut Ozil in the Sweden game. The Dortmund midfielder went on to score a goal and provided an assist for Kroos. With fans lacking confidence in Ozil and the Arsenal man unable to help out much in terms of defence, Reus could once against start against South Korea.

The 29-year-old had put up a stunning performance against the European opponents in the Group. If he does so against the Asians, Shin Tae-yong's men may have trouble handling him. The Korean midfielders will be forced to throw bodies into defending and could possibly give away multiple set-pieces in dangerous areas. That would give Die Mannschaft the opportunity to get forward and threaten the goalkeeper.

Reus is particularly strong with his passing and dribbling skills. As seen in the most recent match that the Germans have played, his intricate movements often leave the defenders helpless. He could possibly be the key man who will bring his nation to the next round of the World Cup.