South Korea vs Portugal 2-1: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
South Korea beat Portugal 2-1 on Friday, 02 December 2022 in World Cup. The match was refereed by Facundo Raul Tello Figueroa.
First half: Portugal took an early lead at 5' when Ricardo Horta scored, with the assist credited to Diogo Dalot, making the score 0-1. South Korea leveled the score at 27' when Kim Young-Gwon scored, making the score 1-1. Lee Kang-In received a yellow card for South Korea at 36'.
Second half: Portugal made their 1st substitution at 65', with Cristiano Ronaldo replacing André Silva. Portugal made their 2nd substitution at 65', with Matheus Nunes replacing João Palhinha. Portugal made their 3rd substitution at 65', with Rúben Neves replacing Rafael Leão. South Korea made their 1st substitution at 66', with Lee Jae-Sung replacing Hwang Hee-Chan. South Korea made their 2nd substitution at 81', with Kim Young-Gwon replacing Son Jun-Ho. South Korea made their 3rd substitution at 81', with Lee Kang-In replacing Hwang Ui-Jo. Portugal made their 4th substitution at 81', with Vitinha replacing Bernardo Silva. Portugal made their 5th substitution at 82', with João Mário replacing William Carvalho. South Korea took the lead at 90+1' when Hwang Hee-Chan scored, with the assist credited to Son Heung-Min, making the score 2-1. Hwang Hee-Chan received a yellow card for South Korea at 90+2'. South Korea made their 4th substitution at 90+3', with Cho Gue-Sung replacing Cho Yu-Min.
South Korea used 4 substitutions while Portugal used 5 substitutions. South Korea got 2 yellow cards.
How the match was won
- Shots were tight (13-13).
- Portugal controlled possession (61%).