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L. Krejčí 59'

#	Team	P	W	D	L	DIFF	GLS	PTS	Last 5
1	Mexico	3	3	0	0	+6	6:0	9	W W W W L
2	South Africa	3	1	1	1	-1	2:3	4	L D W L
3	South Korea	3	1	0	2	-1	2:3	3	W L L
4	Czechia	3	0	1	2	-4	2:6	1	L D L

#	Team	GLS	Last 5
1	Mexico	0:0	W W W W L
2	South Africa	0:0	L D W L
3	South Korea	0:0	W L L
4	Czechia	0:0	L D L

#	Team	GLS	Last 5
1	Mexico	0:0	W W W W L
2	South Africa	0:0	L D W L
3	South Korea	0:0	W L L
4	Czechia	0:0	L D L

If two or more teams are level on points, the following tie-breakers apply:

Goal difference
Goals scored
Head-to-head

P: Matches played
DIFF: Difference
PTS: Points

P: Matches played
W: Wins
D: Draws
L: Losses
DIFF: Difference
GLS: Goals
PTS: Points

About South Korea VS Czechia

The result moves South Korea onto 3 points in third place in the group, while Czech Republic sit fourth with 1 point.

In the second half, Czech Republic took the lead through L. Krejčí (59', assisted by V. Coufal), but South Korea hit back swiftly: Hwang In-Beom equalized in the 67th minute (assisted by Lee Kang-In), and Oh Hyeon-gyu put the Koreans ahead in the 80th minute (assisted by Hwang In-Beom) to seal the victory. Czech Republic's T. Souček had a goal disallowed in the 77th minute after a VAR review confirmed offside, denying them an equalizer. South Korea dominated the statistical battle, finishing with 62% possession, 15 shots (6 on target), and an xG of 2. 0, compared to Czech Republic's 8 shots and xG of 0. 84, as Korea ran out 2-1 winners.

The victory is crucial for South Korea's Group Stage prospects, and fans can follow further match details on ScoreZ.