Uruguay vs South Korea 0:0. Match details

Uruguay hosted South Korea at the Education City Stadium.

Line-ups:

Uruguay Sergio Rochet (rating 6.3) Martín Cáceres (rating 6.3) Diego Godín (rating 7.3) José María Giménez (rating 7.3) Mathías Olivera (rating 7.3) Federico Valverde (rating 7.3) Rodrigo Bentancur (rating 7.2) Matías Vecino (rating 7.3) Facundo Pellistri (rating 6.3) Luis Suárez (rating 6.3) Darwin Núñez (rating 6.2)

South Korea Seung-gyu Kim (rating 6.9) Moon-hwan Kim (rating 7.2) Min-jae Kim (rating 7) Young-Gwon Kim (rating 6.9) Jin-su Kim (rating 7.2) In-Beom Hwang (rating 6.9) Woo-Young Jung (rating 6.3) Sang-Ho Na (rating 6) Jae-Sung Lee (rating 6.9) Heung-min Son (rating 6.9) Ui-Jo Hwang (rating 6.2)

Substitutions:

Uruguay E. Cavani (L. Suarez, 64) N. de la Cruz (M. Vecino, 79) M. Vina (M. Olivera, 79) Guillermo Varela (F. Pellistri, 88)

South Korea Cho Gue-Sung (Hwang Ui-Jo, 74) Son Jun-Ho (Lee Jae-Sung, 74) Lee Kang-In (Na Sang-Ho, 74)

Ball possession:

• Uruguay — 57%
• South Korea — 43%

In total two teams made 13 shots on target and shot 1 on goal:

• Uruguay: 10 shots on target, 1 on goal. The most active in terms of the number of shots was — Federico Valverde.
• South Korea: 7 shots on target, 0 on goal. Best in hits on goal – In-Beom Hwang.

Passes:

Best players for each teams with pass accuracy:

• Diego Godín (Uruguay) — pass accuracy 85%, total passes 80
• Woo-Young Jung (South Korea) — pass accuracy 76%, total passes 59

Who made the most key passes from each teams:

• Mathías Olivera (Uruguay) — 2 key passes
• In-Beom Hwang (South Korea) — 2 key passes

Defense:

• Intercepts. Number of interceptions for Uruguay — 10 (leader — Rodrigo Bentancur, 3). South Korea — 9 (Seung-gyu Kim has the most, 2).
• Ball tackles. Uruguay — 1 (Matías Vecino, 1). South Korea — 2 (Min-jae Kim — 1).

Face-to-face:

By the number of face-to-face fights for ball the leaders in the teams are:

• Diego Godín, Uruguay (10)
• Jin-su Kim, South Korea (9)

Fouls:

Yellow cards:

• M. Caceres (Uruguay) at 57 minute
• Cho Gue-Sung (South Korea) at 88 minute
• P. Bento (South Korea) at 90 minute

The last five games (including this match):

• Uruguay –
• South Korea –

Top 5 World Cup scorers:

1. Ferran Torres (2, Spain)
2. Enner Valencia (2, Ecuador)
3. Olivier Giroud (2, France)
4. Mehdi Taremi (2, Iran)
5. Bukayo Saka (2, England)

Next games:

• Uruguay will play with Portugal. November 28, on Lusail Iconic Stadium.
• South Korea will play with Ghana. November 28, on Education City Stadium.