South Korea vs Czech Republic 2-1: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
South Korea beat Czech Republic 2-1 on Friday, 12 June 2026 in World Cup. The match was refereed by Amin Mohamed Omar. It was played at Estadio AKRON.
First half: No goals were scored in the first half. No other first-half events were recorded.
Second half: Czech Republic took the lead at 59' when L. Krejčí scored, with the assist credited to V. Coufal, making the score 0-1. South Korea made their 1st substitution at 62', with Lee Jae-Sung replacing Hwang Hee-Chan. Czech Republic made their 1st substitution at 64', with P. Šulc replacing A. Hložek. Czech Republic made their 2nd substitution at 64', with P. Schick replacing T. Chorý. Czech Republic made their 3rd substitution at 64', with L. Provod replacing M. Sadílek. South Korea leveled the score at 67' when Hwang In-Beom scored, with the assist credited to Lee Kang-In, making the score 1-1. South Korea made their 2nd substitution at 69', with Son Heung-Min replacing Oh Hyeon-Gyu. South Korea made their 3rd substitution at 69', with Lee Tae-Seok replacing Eom Ji-Sung. South Korea took the lead at 80' when Oh Hyeon-Gyu scored, with the assist credited to Hwang In-Beom, making the score 2-1. South Korea made their 4th substitution at 84', with Hwang In-Beom replacing Kim Jin-Gyu. South Korea made their 5th substitution at 84', with Paik Seung-Ho replacing Park Jin-Seop. Czech Republic made their 4th substitution at 84', with A. Sojka replacing M. Chytil. Lee Gi-Hyuk received a yellow card for South Korea at 90+6'.
South Korea used 5 substitutions while Czech Republic used 4 substitutions. South Korea got 1 yellow card.