Mexico vs South Korea 1-0: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
Mexico beat South Korea 1-0 on Friday, 19 June 2026 in World Cup. The match was refereed by Gustavo Tejera. It was played at Estadio AKRON.
First half: No goals were scored in the first half. Lee Kang-In received a yellow card for South Korea at 4'.
Second half: Mexico took the lead at 50' when L. Romo scored, making the score 1-0. South Korea made their 1st substitution at 57', with Lee Jae-Sung replacing Hwang Hee-Chan. South Korea made their 2nd substitution at 57', with Son Heung-Min replacing Oh Hyeon-Gyu. Paik Seung-Ho received a yellow card for South Korea at 58'. Mexico made their 1st substitution at 71', with L. Romo replacing O. Vargas. Mexico made their 2nd substitution at 71', with B. Gutiérrez replacing O. Pineda. South Korea made their 3rd substitution at 71', with Kim Moon-Hwan replacing Eom Ji-Sung. South Korea made their 4th substitution at 71', with Seol Young-Woo replacing Yang Hyun-Jun. South Korea made their 5th substitution at 77', with Paik Seung-Ho replacing Cho Gue-Sung. Mexico made their 3rd substitution at 80', with R. Alvarado replacing I. Reyes. Mexico made their 4th substitution at 80', with R. Jiménez replacing S. Giménez. Mexico made their 5th substitution at 84', with J. Quiñones replacing C. Huerta.
Mexico used 5 substitutions while South Korea used 5 substitutions. South Korea got 2 yellow cards.