Portugal vs south korea

It's win or bust for South Korea as their stuttering World Cup group-stage campaign needs to be kicked into gear in their final outing against Portugal. After drawing 1-1 with Uruguay in their opener, a 3-2 defeat to Ghana followed on matchday two and as such, only a win here plus a favourable result in the other Group H match would see Paulo Bento's side progress. The Tigers last managed to reach the knockout round in 2010, with their last two World Cups ending in the group stage, and they'll need to be at their very best to beat a Portugal side who have won two from two. While head coach Fernando Santos is likely to shuffle his pack given the fact that they've already qualified for the Round of 16, the Euro 2016 winners will be keen to make it three victories in succession and to top the group in style. MORE: South Korea vs Portugal odds As they've won both of their 2022 World Cup fixtures so far, it's not difficult to see why the bookmakers are backing Portugal to make it a clean sweep in Group H with another three points against South Korea. Cristiano Ronaldo and company have impressed in the tournament to date, netting five goals across two outings against Ghana and Uruguay as they've controlled their group from the off. But South Korea simply need to win this match to have any chance of qualifying for the knockout rounds for the first time since 2010. At +425, the Tigers of Asia hold great value here though and can definitely spring a surprise, especially as Portugal...

Already-qualified The match will be played at the Education City Stadium in Doha. Facundo Tello will referee the game. It will be the Argentinian’s second of the tournament after he was appointed to take charge of What time is South Korea vs Portugal? The match kicks off at 6pm local time which means it will start at 3pm in the UK and the coverage will be shown on the BBC. In the US, FOX and Telemundo will be showing the match and kick off is at 10am EST and 7am PT. Kick off will be at 12am in South Korea while it will be the same in Portugal as it is in the UK. Team news South Korea will be waiting with bated breath to see if Kim Min-jae will be available for this one. He was injured prior to the defeat to Elsewhere, Hwang Hee-chan is yet to have played a role having come into the Portugal were dealt a blow in the aftermath of the win against Predicted line-ups South Korea (4-2-3-1): Kim (Seung-gyu), Kim (Moon-hwan), Kim (Min-jae), Kim (Young-gwon) Kim (Jin-su); Jung, Hwang (In-beom); Lee, Na, Son (Heung-min); Cho. Portugal (4-2-3-1): Costa, Dalot, The story so far South Korea are staring elimination from the World Cup in the face as they prepare for their final game of Group H. They largely kept Uruguay’s attacking players quiet, but weren’t effective enough themselves in front of goal. With a point on the board, they will have targeted Ghana as a beatable team, but they left themselves with too much to do against the Black Stars. A familiar sight to see a goalkeeper div...

Portugal is ready to move on. Despite already clinching a spot in the knockout round, Cristiano Ronaldo's squad isn't taking it easy in their final game of group play against South Korea. Portugal scored in the fifth minute of its last Group H match to take an early 1-0. The Portuguese just need a draw to clinch the top spot in the group. Ricardo Horta scored for Portugal, converting a right-footed shot from the center of the box off a pass from Diogo Dalot. It was the 28-year-old Horta's second career goal for the national team.

South Korea are fighting to keep their World Cup campaign alive when they face Portugal on December 2. After holding Uruguay to a 0-0 draw in their opening game, South Korea fell to a costly 3-2 loss to Ghana last time out that leaves them needing to beat Portugal to progress. Thankfully for the Koreans, Portugal have already booked their place in the knockout stages having won their first two games so may take the chance to rest some of their stars. Either way, South Korea will have to throw everything at this game if they are to remain alive in Qatar. MORE: Portugal vs South Korea live stream, TV channel This final Group H match will be played at the Education City Stadium. Here's how you can watch all the action in some of the major global territories. Date Time TV Channel Streaming USA Fri, Dec. 2 10:00 ET FOX, Telemundo Fox Sports site/app, Telemundo Deportes site/app, Peacock Canada Fri, Dec. 2 10:00 ET TSN 1, RDS (French) TSN site/app, RDS app UK Fri, Dec. 2 15:00GMT BBC Two BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport website Australia Sat, Dec. 3 02:00 AEDT SBS SBS On Demand India Fri, Dec. 2 20:30IST Sports18 Voot, JioTV Hong Kong Fri, Dec. 2 23:00HKT Now TV (Ch. 616, 618) Now TV Malaysia Fri, Dec. 2 23:00 MYT Astro FIFA World Cup 1 Astro GO Singapore Fri, Dec. 2 23:00 SGT StarHub FIFA World Cup, Singtel FIFA World Cup 141 Singtel TV GO, CAST, StarHub TV+, MeWatch New Zealand Sat, Dec. 3 04:00NZDT Sky Sport 1 NZ Sky Go, Sky Sport NOW MORE: Portugal vs South Korea lineups With Portugal...

The face mask was thrown in the air on the final whistle and Son Heung-min was liberated. It would be an eternity before South Korea felt the same. Paulo Bento’s team had honoured their side of the bargain with a 91st minute winner against his native Portugal but one more goal When the torment was finally over South Korea’s players sprinted to their fans behind the goal where the Wolves striker Hwang Hee-chan had completed a stirring comeback when pouncing on Son’s immaculate assist. The Tottenham striker had been relatively quiet until the 90th minute, standing out mainly for the protective mask on his face, but then he collected a clearance from a Portugal corner deep inside his own half and ran. And ran. And kept on running until he reached the edge of the Portugal penalty area, where he threaded a pass through the legs of Diogo Dalot to leave Hwang with a place in the last 16 and the hopes of a nation at his feet. Thank you for your feedback. Not even the pain of a hamstring injury could impede the forward and with one cool finish South Korea had reached the knockout stage for the first time since 2010. Well, almost. Had Uruguay won 3-0 they would have secured second place behind “Before the match Son told me I was going to create something today,” said the match-winner. “He said we trust you. When Son got the ball I was convinced he would pass to me and it was an excellent pass. It made my job easy. As a Korean citizen I am extremely proud and would like to thank all ...