Uruguay vs south korea

Uruguay and South Korea began their World Cup campaign by splitting the points in the fourth goalless draw Qatar has seen over its first 14 games. An absorbing if occasionally low quality first half brought chances for both teams to take hold of the game, Diego Godin going closest when his header cracked against the bottom of the post off Federico Valverde's service. His miss was not the most egregious, however. Hwang Hi-Jo contrived to lift the ball over an open goal after excellent work by Kim Moon-Hwan down the right. The zip with which both sides approached the first half did not particularly follow them back out of the tunnel after the interval. South Korea began to take control of the contest but could not break down an obdurate Uruguayan defense. Heung-min Son was denied just as he was about to pull the trigger by a diving Jose Maria Gimenez. Substitute Cho Gue-Sung spun and shot wide from outside the box with 10 minutes to go but this was a game that was swiftly tapering towards a share of the points. Uruguay largely settled for pot shots though Federico Valverde very nearly made the most of one, smacking an effort against the post as the clock ran down. Seven minutes of added time seemed rather more like a curse than a kindness, before the final whistle blew. Sorry! There was an error processing your subscription. Is Nunez wasted on the left? Speaking pre-match Uruguay head coach Diego Alonso made great emphasis of how much of a welcome dilemma it was to try to fi...

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Uruguay hit the post twice as they failed to register a third World Cup win in three matches against South Korea in their Group H opener. Veteran defender Diego Godin, in his fourth World Cup, thumped a header against the base of a post from a corner before half-time, while a thunderous late strike from Federico Valverde also found the woodwork. Hwang Ui-jo also spurned a glorious opportunity for South Korea, in their 10th consecutive finals appearance, when he fired over the bar from close range in the 34th minute. Tottenham's Son Heung-min, sporting a protective mask after facial surgery, and Liverpool's Darwin Nunez also curled efforts wide as neither side could muster a single official shot on target - a World Cup record. It all added up to a fourth goalless draw in 14 matches at this World Cup, after only one in 64 in 2018. Uruguay’s next match is against Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal on Monday, November 28, while South Korea face Ghana on the same day. Sporting News was tracking live scoring updates and highlights for Uruguay vs. South Korea at the 2022 World Cup. Follow below for complete results from the Group H match in Qatar. MORE: Uruguay vs. South Korea live score 1H 2H Final Uruguay 0 0 0 South Korea 0 0 0 Goals: None MORE: Uruguay vs. South Korea live updates, highlights from 2022 World Cup 🎯 In their 🥇 Chances created (2) 🥇 Passes into final third (19) ⚔️ The Real Madrid warrior also won back possession five times in a super all-round display. FULL-TIME: Urug...

Summary • Use play icon at top of page for live coverage from the Education City Stadium, Qatar • RESULT: Uruguay 0-0 South Korea - Diego Godin sees header denied by the post at the end of the first half • Switzerland 1-0 Cameroon - Breel Embolo gives Swiss lead early in second half • Get Involved: #bbcfootball, text 81111 (UK only – texts will be charged at your standard message rate), or text your comments via WhatsApp on 03301231826 Getty Images Copyright: Getty Images Nothing could separate Uruguay and South Korea in their In front of a vibrant crowd at the Education City Stadium, the South Koreans frustrated Uruguay but did not create many clear-cut opportunities. Their best fell to Hwang Ui-jo, who fired over the bar in the first half, before Uruguay captain Diego Godin headed a corner against the post. Hwang stood with his head in hands afterwards, while team-mates fell to their knees in disbelief, all in front of a group of South Korean fans behind the goal, who were in fine voice throughout. South Korea had controlled most of the first half but Uruguay began to dominate as the game wore on and they almost won it in the final minute of normal time when Federico Valverde's long-range effort crashed off the post. There was one last chance for Tottenham striker Son Heung-min - South Korea's star man - but he dragged his shot wide, much to the relief of the Uruguayan supporters. The draw leaves Group H wide open, with many seeing it as a three-way battle for qualific...

Sorry! There was an error processing your subscription. Here's our storylines, how you can watch the match and more: How to watch and odds • Date: Thursday, Nov. 24 | Time: 8 a.m. ET • Location: Education City Stadium -- Al Rayyan, Qatar • TV: FS1 and Telemundo | Live stream: • Odds: Uruguay -127; Draw +235; South Korea +390 (via Caesars Sportsbook) Listen below and follow In Soccer We Trust: A CBS Sports Soccer Podcast where your three favorite former USMNT players cover everything you could possibly want to know about the United States men's national team during the World Cup in Qatar. Storylines Uruguay: While there are still the old, familiar faces like 36-year-old Diego Godin, 35-year-old Martin Caceres, 35-year-old Luis Suarez and 35-year-old Edinson Cavani, this national team is trending in a new direction. Fede Valverde of Real Madrid is one of the best players in the world, Darwin Nunez is an emerging striker looking to establish himself on the international scene, and young talent like Facundo Torres and Facundo Pellistri are stars in the making. But where to keep an eye on is at central defensive mid, a position Uruguayans take with pride. Sporting Lisbon rising star Manuel Ugarte is expected to man the position with his incredible tackling ability and well-contained aggression. If he can be that cog in the middle to protect an aging defense, this team can go very, very far. South Korea: All eyes will be on Son's health after the Tottenham star Prediction Nunez ...

Uruguay and South Korea faced off to kick off the matchups for Group H. South Korea’s fans anxiously awaited to see if Son Heung-Min would be playing against Uruguay after a fractured eye socket on November 2. He played wearing a mask to protect his injury. There were many chances so score but nobody was successful and both teams played great defense with pressure to keep the opposing offense from scoring. Both teams threatened late Uruguay and South Korea came to a 0-0 draw.

Uruguay and South Korea began their World Cup campaign by splitting the points in the fourth goalless draw Qatar has seen over its first 14 games. An absorbing if occasionally low quality first half brought chances for both teams to take hold of the game, Diego Godin going closest when his header cracked against the bottom of the post off Federico Valverde's service. His miss was not the most egregious, however. Hwang Hi-Jo contrived to lift the ball over an open goal after excellent work by Kim Moon-Hwan down the right. The zip with which both sides approached the first half did not particularly follow them back out of the tunnel after the interval. South Korea began to take control of the contest but could not break down an obdurate Uruguayan defense. Heung-min Son was denied just as he was about to pull the trigger by a diving Jose Maria Gimenez. Substitute Cho Gue-Sung spun and shot wide from outside the box with 10 minutes to go but this was a game that was swiftly tapering towards a share of the points. Uruguay largely settled for pot shots though Federico Valverde very nearly made the most of one, smacking an effort against the post as the clock ran down. Seven minutes of added time seemed rather more like a curse than a kindness, before the final whistle blew. Sorry! There was an error processing your subscription. Is Nunez wasted on the left? Speaking pre-match Uruguay head coach Diego Alonso made great emphasis of how much of a welcome dilemma it was to try to fi...

Uruguay and South Korea faced off to kick off the matchups for Group H. South Korea’s fans anxiously awaited to see if Son Heung-Min would be playing against Uruguay after a fractured eye socket on November 2. He played wearing a mask to protect his injury. There were many chances so score but nobody was successful and both teams played great defense with pressure to keep the opposing offense from scoring. Both teams threatened late Uruguay and South Korea came to a 0-0 draw.

Summary • Use play icon at top of page for live coverage from the Education City Stadium, Qatar • RESULT: Uruguay 0-0 South Korea - Diego Godin sees header denied by the post at the end of the first half • Switzerland 1-0 Cameroon - Breel Embolo gives Swiss lead early in second half • Get Involved: #bbcfootball, text 81111 (UK only – texts will be charged at your standard message rate), or text your comments via WhatsApp on 03301231826 Getty Images Copyright: Getty Images Nothing could separate Uruguay and South Korea in their In front of a vibrant crowd at the Education City Stadium, the South Koreans frustrated Uruguay but did not create many clear-cut opportunities. Their best fell to Hwang Ui-jo, who fired over the bar in the first half, before Uruguay captain Diego Godin headed a corner against the post. Hwang stood with his head in hands afterwards, while team-mates fell to their knees in disbelief, all in front of a group of South Korean fans behind the goal, who were in fine voice throughout. South Korea had controlled most of the first half but Uruguay began to dominate as the game wore on and they almost won it in the final minute of normal time when Federico Valverde's long-range effort crashed off the post. There was one last chance for Tottenham striker Son Heung-min - South Korea's star man - but he dragged his shot wide, much to the relief of the Uruguayan supporters. The draw leaves Group H wide open, with many seeing it as a three-way battle for qualific...

Uruguay hit the post twice as they failed to register a third World Cup win in three matches against South Korea in their Group H opener. Veteran defender Diego Godin, in his fourth World Cup, thumped a header against the base of a post from a corner before half-time, while a thunderous late strike from Federico Valverde also found the woodwork. Hwang Ui-jo also spurned a glorious opportunity for South Korea, in their 10th consecutive finals appearance, when he fired over the bar from close range in the 34th minute. Tottenham's Son Heung-min, sporting a protective mask after facial surgery, and Liverpool's Darwin Nunez also curled efforts wide as neither side could muster a single official shot on target - a World Cup record. It all added up to a fourth goalless draw in 14 matches at this World Cup, after only one in 64 in 2018. Uruguay’s next match is against Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal on Monday, November 28, while South Korea face Ghana on the same day. Sporting News was tracking live scoring updates and highlights for Uruguay vs. South Korea at the 2022 World Cup. Follow below for complete results from the Group H match in Qatar. MORE: Uruguay vs. South Korea live score 1H 2H Final Uruguay 0 0 0 South Korea 0 0 0 Goals: None MORE: Uruguay vs. South Korea live updates, highlights from 2022 World Cup 🎯 In their 🥇 Chances created (2) 🥇 Passes into final third (19) ⚔️ The Real Madrid warrior also won back possession five times in a super all-round display. FULL-TIME: Urug...