South Korea vs Ghana 2-3: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
Ghana beat South Korea 3-2 on Monday, 28 November 2022 in World Cup. The match was refereed by Anthony Taylor.
First half: D. Amartey received a yellow card for Ghana at 21'. Ghana took the lead at 24' when M. Salisu scored, making the score 0-1. Jung Woo-Young received a yellow card for South Korea at 27'. Ghana extended the lead at 34' when M. Kudus scored, with the assist credited to J. Ayew, making the score 0-2.
Second half: South Korea made their 1st substitution at 46', with Jeong Woo-Yeong replacing Na Sang-Ho. South Korea made their 2nd substitution at 57', with Kwon Chang-Hoon replacing Lee Kang-In. South Korea reduced the deficit at 58' when Cho Gue-Sung scored, with the assist credited to Lee Kang-In, making the score 1-2. South Korea leveled the score at 61' when Cho Gue-Sung scored, with the assist credited to Kim Jin-Su, making the score 2-2. Ghana took the lead at 68' when M. Kudus scored, with the assist credited to I. Williams, making the score 2-3. T. Lamptey received a yellow card for Ghana at 73'. Kim Young-Gwon received a yellow card for South Korea at 77'. Ghana made their 1st substitution at 78', with T. Lamptey replacing D. Odoi. Ghana made their 2nd substitution at 78', with A. Ayew replacing D. Kyereh. Ghana made their 3rd substitution at 78', with J. Ayew replacing K. Sulemana. South Korea made their 3rd substitution at 79', with Jung Woo-Young replacing Hwang Ui-Jo. Ghana made their 4th substitution at 83', with M. Kudus replacing A. Djiku. Ghana made their 5th substitution at 88', with G. Mensah replacing A. Baba. South Korea made their 4th substitution at 90+2', with Kim Min-Jae replacing Kwon Kyung-Won.
South Korea used 4 substitutions while Ghana used 5 substitutions. South Korea got 2 yellow cards, while Ghana got 2 yellow cards.
How the match was won
- South Korea outshot their opponent (22-7).
- South Korea controlled possession (63%).
- South Korea had the sharper finishing (7-3 shots on target).