South Korea vs Portugal live score, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar: South Korea shock Portugal 2-1

That's it for this game. We will see you on the Brazil v Cameroon game. See you there. Bye for now.

South Korea have now qualified for the World Cup Round of 16 at 3 of the last 5 World Cups. They had never qualified for the Round of 16 before 2002.

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South Korea are through as Uruguay fails to score another goal. Luis Suarez is in tears and inconsolable. South Korea advance on goals scored having netted four to Uruguay's two.

FULL-TIME! South Korea 2 Portugal 1. An exhilarating end from South Korea after Son fed Hwang and the winner was scored. But Korea need to wait to know whether they have qualified. Coming to this game, Portugal scored early but Korea turned it around with two goals. Another roller-coaster of a game.

South Korea are going through as things stand on goals scored. Uruguay need to score another to qualify.

By the way 6 minutes of added time as the goal was scored in the 1st of added time.

GOAL! Hee-Chan Hwang in the 91st minute! South Korea 2 Portugal 1. South Koreaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa! They are qualifying to the round of 16 with that goal as things stand. A corner is cleared and Son is away, he sprints some 50 yards and then stops before feeding Hwang who finishes superbly past Diogo Costa. Bedlam in the stands and tears from the Korean supporters. Unbelievable stuff.

Hwang Ui-jo and Son Jun-ho are on for Kwon and Lee as well.

Portugal make a couple of changes: Bernardo Silva and William Carvalho for Vitinha and Joao Mario.

Son wants a penalty as he volleys at Cancelo who turns his back and it's not close to the arm. Hit him on the ribs.

South Korea are exiting the World Cup as things stand. If they do score, they'll be in second place ahead of Uruguay on goals scored.

Portugal give the ball away in midfield and In-Beom Hwang with Son to his right blasts it straight at the keeper. That was a good chance.

Triple change for Portugal - Cristiano Ronaldo, Ruben Neves and Nunes Matheus Luiz off. Maria Joao Palhinha, Miguel Andre Silva and Rafael Leao are on.

Changes coming for both sides.

Son has acres of space into but he attempts to cut inside on his left-foot near the box and is closed down.

It is all Portugal at the moment and Korea are planning to hit on the counter.

After a prolonged spell of possession from Portugal, Korea counter and Son's shot is blocked by Antonio Silva. Son then urges the Korean supporters to raise their voice.

Second half starts.

HALF-TIME! South Korea 1 Portugal 1. The group may not be going their way but South Korea are battling along. They trailed to an early goal but a piece of luck helped them equalise. All to play for in the second half even as Portugal just need a point to top the group.

Two minutes of added time.

Great feet from Vitinha and he finds Luz Ricardo Horta who on the turn shoots straight at the keeper.

WHAT A CHANCE FOR RONALDO. After a fierce drive from Vitinha is punched away and it falls to Ronaldo who is quickest to react but can't direct the header on goal. Drags it wide. Was unmarked as well.

STAT courtesy BBC: At the age of 32, Kim Young-gwon has become the second-oldest goalscorer for South Korea at a World Cup behind Hwang Sun-hong (age 33) who netted their first goal at their home World Cup against Poland in 2002.

Son attempts a volley from outside the box but it is straight at Diogo Costa.

YELLOW CARD TO Kang-In Lee for a challenge on Vitinha.

Diogo Dalot cuts in on the left and fires a shot which is saved by the keeper. Was on target as well.

Ronaldo now thinks he is in but the flag is up for offside and that's a great save from Seung-Gyu Kim who pushed it wide. Wouldn't have counted anyway.

GOAL! Young-Gwon Kim in the 27th minute! South Korea 1 Portugal 1. From a corner South Korea level. It comes off Ronaldo's back who was trying to get out of the way, falls to Kim who can't miss from such close range. South Korea have hope again.

GOAL DISALLOWED FOR OFFSIDE - SOUTH KOREA. A clear offside as the ball is flicked on to the back stick where two men are in an offside position to turn the ball home. Immediately the linesman had the flag up and replays show that it was the right decision.

GOAL! Luz Ricardo Horta in the 5th minute! South Korea 0 Portugal 1. A long ball over the top and Dalot gets away on the right, beats his man and crosses it to the near-post where Horta is there to sweep home. Brilliant run from Dalot made that possible.

KICK-OFF!

The players are now doing their anthems.

The players have finished their warm-ups.

South Korea make three changes - Kwon Kyung-won comes into the centre of defence for Kim Min-jae. In attack, Lee Jae-sung and Lee Kang-in come in for Kwon Chan-hoon and Jeong Woo-yeong.

Cristiano Ronaldo starts up front despite only being rated 50-50 for this game by boss Fernando Santos earlier in the week. The other changes are Diogo Dalot comes into defence, Vitinha and Matheus Nunes come into midfield and Ricardo Horten and Joao Maria start up front.

Portugal: Diogo Costa, Diogo Dalot, Pepe, Antonio Silva, Joao Cancelo, Matheus Nunes, Ruben Neves, Vitinha, Joao Mario, Cristiano Ronaldo, Ricardo Horta

South Korea: Kim Seung-gyu, Kim Moon-hwan, Kwon Kyung-won, Kim Young-gwon, Kim Jin-su, Lee Jae-sung, Lee Kang-in, Jeong Woo-yeong, Hwang In-beom, Son Heung-min, Cho Gue-sung

The lineups are next, so do stay tuned.

Portugal coach Fernando Santos reckons Cristiano Ronaldo is 50-50 for today's clash.

"I think it is 50-50 if he plays or not, we'll see," Santos told a news conference on Thursday."It will depend on if and how he practices today, if we see he is in good condition... there is a plan for if he is not available."

Here are some match facts courtesy BBC:

The only previous meeting between South Korea and Portugal was at the 2002 World Cup. The co-hosts won 1-0 through a goal by Park Ji-sung after a Portugal team including South Korea head coach Paulo Bento had Joao Pinto and Beto sent off.

South Korea have been eliminated in the group stage in eight of their 10 previous World Cup appearances.

Portugal have found the net in eight successive World Cup games, their longest scoring run in the competition.

They have won their opening two matches for the third time - on the previous two occasions, in 1966 and 2006, they won their final group fixture and went on to reach the semi-finals.

After beginning with a 0-0 loss to Uruguay in their opening game, South Korea slumped to a 2-3 loss against Ghana.

How have South Korea done so far?

They began their campaign with a 3-2 win against Ghana and then followed it up with a 2-0 win against Uruguay with both goals coming from Bruno Fernandes although a certain Cristiano Ronaldo claimed the first one, but was not given to him.

How have Portugal done so far?

Here's what South Korea need to do:

If Ghana and Uruguay draw, South Korea will need to beat Portugal by two clear goals to advance. If Uruguay and South Korea both win then it come down to goal difference - and possibly goals scored - with the Asian side holding a one-goal advantage.

While Portugal have already qualified, they still need to confirm top spot in the group. A draw will be enough against South Korea to do that. For South Korea, they have to beat Portugal to have any chance of going through.

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Fernando Santos' men have already qualified for the knockout stages after beating Ghana and Uruguay in their previous games. Can they make it a flawless group stage campaign with another win tonight? We can't wait to find out!