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Brazil vs South Korea live streaming: During Monday’s round of 16 match at Stadium 974, Brazil will face South Korea in their quest for a record-extending sixth FIFA World Cup title.
With six from a possible nine points, Tite’s side secured their spot in the knockout stages as Group G champions despite a 1-0 defeat to Cameroon on Friday.
After missing several chances at the attacking end of the pitch, the Indomitable Lions clinched their first World Cup victory since 2002 as 30-year-old Vincent Aboubakar slipped the ball into the back of the net in stoppage time.
Four days earlier, Casemiro’s late strike gave them a 1-0 win over Switzerland, leading the Selecao to begin their quest for a record-extending fourth World Cup title.
It’s all about bouncing back from their 2-1 loss to Rigobert Song’s side and reaching the quarter-finals, but standing between them and that goal is a spirited South Korea side that surprised everyone in the group stages.
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As soon as the Brazilian national team began their campaign against Uruguay on November 24, they suffered a blow to their qualifying hopes after the team lost 3-2 to Ghana at Education City Stadium four days later, after they had opened their campaign with a goalless draw.
The South Korean team reached the last 16 for the first time since 2010 with a 2-1 victory over Portugal, edging out third-placed Uruguay on the basis of more goals scored.
The Taegeuk Warriors will seek to extend their fairytale run, but they will have to face a star-studded Brazil team that they have lost to six times.
In August 1995, the South American and Korean nations played their first friendly match at the Suwon Sports Complex, where Dunga netted the only goal of the game, giving the South Americans a 1-0 victory with a goal he scored himself.
During their last friendly encounter, Brazil lost 5-1 to South Korea thanks to a brace from Philippe Coutinho, Gabriel Jesus, Neymar, Richardson, and a goal by Coutinho.
The five-time world champions were defeated 1-0 at the Olympic Stadium in March 1999 when Kim Do-Hoon scored a dramatic 90th-minute winner for Bento’s side.
Brazil wins: 6
South Korea wins: 1
Draws: 0
Brazil goals: 16
South Korea goals: 5
Alisson (GK) — 14. Militao, 3. Thiago Silva, 4. Marquinhos, 2. Danilo — 8. Fred, 5. Casemiro — 11. Raphinha, 21. Rodrygo, 20. Vinicius Jr. — 9. Richarlison
Injured: Alex Sandro, Alex Telles, Gabriel Jesus
Suspended: none
S. Kim (GK) — 15. M.H. Kwon, 4. M. Kim, 19. Y. Kim, 3. J. Kim — 5. Jung, 6. Hwang I. — 11. Hwang H., 18. K.I Lee, 7. Son — 9. Cho
Injured: none
Suspended: none
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