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Match Report

Holders Germany sensationally crashed out of the first round of the World Cup for the first time since 1938 after losing 2-0 to South Korea, with VAR used to award two injury-time goals.

Joachim Low's side went into the game needing to match or better Sweden's result against Mexico, but they failed to break down Korea's dogged resistance and were undone at the last, while the Scandinavians romped to a 3-0 victory.

If World Cup-winning head coach Low thought his problems were behind him after a superb second half in Germany's 2-1 win over Sweden in their second Group F game, he was wrong, and the inclusion of Mesut Ozil in the front four did little to inspire his turgid team.

Korea, with nothing to play for but pride, gave everything they had in hot conditions in Kazan and got their reward in stoppage time when Kim Young-gwon struck from close range and had an offside decision overturned by VAR before Son Heung-min raced clear of the German defence and rolled the ball into an empty net.

Whether Germany's failure spells the end of Low's glorious era in charge of the national team remains to be seen, but he will certainly face questions as to why his side was so desperately lacking in cohesion and urgency when the stakes were so high.

Live Updates

Second Half

90+9- Full time! Germany is OUT of the World Cup at the group stages for the first time since 1938! Blimey! 

90-  GOAL! Neuer loses the ball it's hooked up to Son! It stands! 2-0! WOW! 

90+5 Neuer is in midfield... blimey! 

90+4 It's all over between Sweden & Mexico... Germany need goals... 

90+1- South Korea score! Kim Young-Gwon puts it into the goal! It's flagged offside! It's going to VAR! It's a goal! Korea are 1-0 up! LATE DRAMA! 

90- SIX minutes of extra-time! 

88-Are we going to have some late drama on them cards?! People are looking at phones! It's squeaky bum time! Oh, my! 

87- Kroos is a drilled effort! Well saved by Cho Hyun-Woo

86- Hummels! Center of the goal, attempts the header it bobbles off his shoulder! Sooo Close! 

82- Reus has a swirling shot fly wide.

79- Imagine if Germany had Leroy Sane... 

78-South Korean sub! Hwang is replaced by for Go Yo-han.

77- Son Drills a shot from outside the box, it's scrambling wide. 

77- Hector off for Brandt. The final roll of the dice for Germany

75- All Germany here. They have set up camp in the South Korean half here.

71- Reus digs out a drilled cross to Gomez, South Korea scramble it away.  

69- As it stands, if Germany score... Mexico will be dumped out at the group stages! 

68- Towering header from Gomez! Straight at Cho Hyun-Woo

66-South Korea on the breakaway! Moon Seon-Min fluffs his shot!

65- Son takes a tumble in the box. It's a yellow for the Spurs man. 

64- Corner from Ozil, Wener flashes a shot just past the post! 

63- Sweden have gone 2-0 up UHOH! This could turn! 

62- Müller is on for Goretzka!

58-Draxler? Müller?  Brandt? Germany needs a saviour from the bench... for now... Mario Gomez has come on... 

55- Sub for Korea- Koo is off Hwang is on in his place

54- Sweden has scored against Mexico. As it stands, Germany are crashing out! 

50- Smart play from Germany. Werner blazes his shot just wide! 

47- Goretzka with a point-blank header what a save from Cho Hyun-Woo

Peep! South Korea gets us back underway! They are in the red shirts and black shorts! 

First Half

Peep! Half-Time- All and all a bit tame that from Germany. Plenty of attacking intent, no real cut and thrust. More to come in the second half! join me in 15! Oh, Germany is through as it stands due to a better head-to-head against Sweden. 

45+1- Ozil attempts a curling shot. Well blocked by the South Korean backline. 

45- Three minutes of Extra Time

44- Son one on one with Khedira! Son is left in a heap! He looks for a penalty, but it's not going to be given. 

43- Boateng update. He doesn't look impressed. Neither am I, Jerome. 

40- Lee Jae-Sung pulls up with a muscle complaint... 

38- Corner, Werner saves it at the back post, glanced to Hummels he's eventually crowded out! 

37- Germany showing shades for their performance against Mexico here. Plenty of the ball but no cutting edge when it matters. 

35- Germany knocking it about with some intent here. Just need to make that break through. Kimmich knocks in a perfect cross that misses everyone. 

27- Werner beats his man and the ball flies off Yun's, it's a corner for Germany. Play has stopped for an injury to Yun. That looked like it hurt!

24- That's me all wrong! A header falls to Son who smashes a shot just over the bar! A chance that. A lovely chance for us all to enjoy. 

23- It's all a bit meh so far. 

21- Kimmich is getting plenty of the ball on the right wing, yet to make all this possession count. 

18-Jung Woo-Young's effort is scrambled away by Neuer who fumbles the ball. Corner for Korea, which is dealt with. 

16- Khedira concedes a dangerous freekick, he attempted to kick Jung Woo-Young's face off. 

15- It's been all Germany in the opening 15

13- Germany breaks dangerously. Reus & Goretzka combine it's out for a corner which is promptly wasted. 

10- Kroos skips around a few challenges and punts the ball hopefully into the box the Koreans get rid. 

8 First yellow of the day Jung Woo-Young smashes into Hector. He'll miss the next game if somehow South Korea progress. 

6- Son pushes forward and is hacked down by Hummels. The Tottenham man has a word with the referee he's not happy 

4- Timo Werner springs forward, and tries to play in Reus. The South Korean defence martial the ball out for a throw. 

2- A quick shot of Jérôme Boateng in the crowd. He's suspended for the game today, it looks like an absolute sizzler in Kazan today. 

Peep! Mesut Ozil gets us underway! Germany is in a fetching Green and White number today. 

Handshakes and Referee chats! We are nearly underway! 

Preamble

The Teams are out in Kazan! It's a crunch game for Germany, but the defending champions will be in a bullish mood after their last-gasp win over Sweden. I'm going for a comfortable Germany Win. 

Team News! Four Changes for South Korea, Son Heung-min leads the line. As for Germany, no fewer than six changes. Headlines, Mesut Ozil  & Sami Khedira are back in midfield. Whilst, Thomas Muller, Julian Draxler and Antonio Rudiger drop to the bench. 

Meanwhile, in Kazan...

The teams are out for #KORMEX! #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/j7ulbAO0Q5 — FIFA World Cup 🏆 (@FIFAWorldCup) June 27, 2018

Hello! Welcome to the Live Updates of South Korea Vs Germany! It's a big day in Group F with all four sides still able to qualify! South Korea's hopes are very faint, whilst Germany can progress with a win by two clear goals, any other results and we might have to get the calculators. Regardless we have got you with all ther permiatations from the group, along with highlights! 

Preview

South Korea take on Germany knowing that they have the faintest chance of making it out of Group F, despite losing both their group games against Sweden and Mexico.

 The only way the Teguk Warriors can qualify is if they beat Germany, and Mexico defeat Sweden, however, the Asian side must have a better goal difference than Germany & Sweden to qualify. 

It may be a long shot but South Korea will be looking to spring the upset and will be hoping to catch the Germany side on an off day just like Mexico did in their 1-0 opener game victory against the 2014 winners. 

In team news, Jooho Park is an absentee with a thigh injury. Apart from this Shin Tae-Yong has a full strength team to choose from. 
Son Heung-min is expected to start again, and the Tottenham star has the hopes of a nation on his shoulders. His stunning consolation goal against Mexico highlighted the playmaker's undeniable skill. South Korea fans will be hoping for more of the same from the mercurial attacker if the Asain side is to defy the odds and reach the round of sixteen for the third time in their history. 

South Korea Predicted Team
Hyeonwoo Jo; Yong Lee, Hyunsoo Jang, Younggwon Kim, Minwoo Kim; Seonmin Moon, Jacheol Koo, Sungyeung Ki, Heechan Hwang; Jaesung Lee, Heungmin Son

How to watch Online- beIN SPORTS CONNECT
TV Channel- MAX HD3
Kick-off- 17:00
Stadium-Kazan Arena, Kazan

Germany head into their final group game with their qualification hopes in their own hand's thanks to a last-gasp winner from Toni Kroos against Sweden. The Real Madrid man stepped up for Die Mannschaft and showed leadership for his country. His stunning strike has garnered plenty of praise including from former German captain Lothar Matthäus in the beIN SPORTS studio. 

Joachim Löw will certainly be keeping an eye on the other game between Mexico and Sweden which is taking part at the same time.  A victory by two clear goals will confirm the 2014 winners place in the next round regardless in what happens in the other game, and that will be the aim of Germany against a South Korean side who have lost both of their games so far. 

In team news, Germany will not be without Jérôme Boateng as he was sent off against Sweden, with Hummels likely to come in to replace the Bayern defender. A call will have to be made on Sebastian Rudy, who was injured in the second group game. Whilst after two exciting cameos from the bench Julian Brandt is expected to be handed a start in this crunch clash. 

Germany Predicted Team
Neuer, Kimmich, Rüdiger, Hummels, Hector, Rudy, Kroos, Müller, Reus, Brandt, Werner

It promises to be a fascinating encounter as Germany look to book their place in the round of sixteen against South Korea.  Watch the Live & Exclusive stream of the game on MAX HD3 & beIN SPORTS CONNECT.