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final
Japan
0:1 (0:0)
South Korea
Tuesday 04.06.2019, 17:30 • Arena Lublin (Lublin) • World Cup U20 • Round of 16
     
    90+3
    Game over. (19:22:29)
     
    88
    Japan substitution: Toiči Suzuki is replaced by Taiči Hara.
    Japan substitution: Kanja Fudžimoto is replaced by Šunki Higaši.
     
    87
    South Korea substitution: Kim Jung-min is replaced by Go Jae-hyeon.
    84. Oh Se-hun (KOR) - 0:1
     
    84
    Goal for South Korea!
    Scorer is OH SE-HUN. Assisted by Choi Jun.
     
    68
    Japan substitution: Juta Goke is replaced by Keito Nakamura.
     
    63
    South Korea substitution: Cho Young-wook is replaced by Jeon Se-jin.
    50.
     
    46
    South Korea substitution: Lee Ji-sol is replaced by Um Won-sang.
     
    46
    Start of 2nd half.
     
    45+2
    1st halftime finished.
     
    36
    Lee Jae-ik (South Korea) is shown a yellow card.
     
    22
    Kanja Fudžimoto (Japan) is shown a yellow card.
     
    1
    Game started.
    State changes info
    Full live blog in the Czech language on onlajny.com
    Goals & lineups
    Goals: 84. Oh Se-hun (Choi Jun)

    Cards:   22. Fudžimoto (JPN) – 36. Lee Jae-ik (KOR)

    Ball possession: 49 % : 51 %.
    Shots on target: 1:3. Shots off target: 2:3. Corners: 4:7. Offsides: 2:1. Fouls: 9:4.
    Japan: Wakahara – Sugawara, Seko, Kobajaši, T. Suzuki (88. Hara) – Goke (68. Nakamura), Fudžimoto (88. Higaši), M. Saito (C), Jamada – Nišikawa, Mijaširo.
    Subs: Mogi, Z. Suzuki – Hara, Higaši, Kida, Ito, Mikuni, Nakamura, K. Saito, Tagawa.
    South Korea: Lee Gwang-yeon – Hwang Tae-hyeon (C), Lee Ji-sol (46. Um Won-sang), Kim Hyun-woo, Lee Jae-ik, Choi Jun – Kim Jung-min (87. Go Jae-hyeon), Jeong Ho-jin, Cho Young-wook (63. Jeon Se-jin) – Lee Kang-in, Oh Se-hun.
    Subs: Choi Min-soo, Park Ji-min – Kim Ju-sung, Lee Kyu-hyuk, Lee Sang-jun, Go Jae-hyeon, Kim Se-yun, Park Tae-jun, Jeon Se-jin, Um Won-sang.
    Referees: N'Diaye (Senegal) – Tiama (Burkina Faso), Dias (Portugalsko)