Match information: South Korea vs. Czech Republic
Time: 09:00 AM on June 12, 2026 (Vietnam time)
Location: Zapopan, Mexico
Tournament: Group A - 2026 World Cup Finals
Live football streaming links: VTV3, VTV6, FPTPlay, TV360
Match report: South Korea vs. Czech Republic - Score: 1-1
69th minute: Oh Hyeon Gyu comes on.
Son Heung Min sealed his victory in the 69th minute. He was replaced by Oh Hyeon Gyu.
67th minute: The score is 1-1
Hwang In Beom shone at the right moment with a high-level piece of skill, bringing the equalizer for the South Korean team.
65th minute: Both teams make substitutions.
The South Korean coach decided to increase the attacking power by bringing Hwang Hee Chan onto the field. On the Czech Republic side, the coaching staff made three substitutions.
59th minute: South Korea concedes a goal.
Ladislav Krejci positioned himself well and rose high to deliver a powerful header. Goalkeeper Kim Seung Gyu was unable to save it, giving the Czech Republic a 1-0 lead.
56th minute: Kovar rejects Son Heung Min
Son Heung Min had a golden opportunity when he broke through to face the Czech Republic's goal. However, his shot couldn't beat goalkeeper Kovar.
49th minute: A regrettable missed opportunity for South Korea.
At the start of the second half, South Korea rattled the Czech Republic's defense. However, goalkeeper Kovar managed to make timely saves.
46th minute: The second half begins.
The two teams returned to the field after the break. South Korea was the team to put the ball back into play.
45+3 minutes: End of the first half.
After the first 45 minutes, South Korea and the Czech Republic were still tied. The score remained 0-0.
45+1 minute: Son Heung Min misses a regrettable shot.
The clearest chance of the first half fell to Son Heung Min, but his close-range shot didn't connect properly with the ball.
45th minute: Three minutes of extra time.
The fourth official announced that there would be 3 minutes of added time in the first half.
39th minute: A dangerous shot from Son Heung Min
Son Heung-min controlled the ball on the edge of the penalty area and unleashed a shot, but the ball went just wide of the left post of the Czech Republic goal.
38th minute: Son Heung Min tries his luck.
Son Heung-min received the ball outside the penalty area and unleashed a long-range shot, but the ball went wide and posed no threat to the Czech Republic's goal.
30th minute: Both teams push their formations forward.
The pace of the game improved as both teams started playing more proactively, increasing the pressure in an attempt to score the first goal.
27th minute: The pace of the game slows down.
After a short water break, South Korea and the Czech Republic returned to their cautious style of play. Both teams prioritized defense, resulting in a lack of creativity in their attacking moves.
22nd minute: Czech Republic threatens from a set piece.
The European representatives continued to make good use of set pieces. From a corner kick, the Czech Republic sent the ball into the South Korean penalty area, creating a rather chaotic situation in front of the goal.
17th minute: Set piece missed
South Korea had quite a few opportunities from set pieces, but Lee Kang In's free kick this time couldn't make a difference.
14th minute: Lee Kang In tries his luck from afar.
Lee Kang In unleashed a powerful long-range shot that rattled the Czech Republic's goal, but goalkeeper Kovar managed to make a diving save.
12th minute: South Korea has a chaotic situation in the penalty area.
Lee Jae Sung received the ball inside the penalty area but his control was inadequate. Son Heung Min rushed in for a rebound shot, but a Czech Republic defender managed to clear the ball in time.
9th minute: Son Heung Min's free kick is unsuccessful.
The South Korean captain delivered a cross from a set piece, but the ball was blocked by the Czech Republic's defensive wall just outside the penalty area.
8th minute: South Korea is awarded a free kick.
Lee Kang In was fouled by Ladislav Krejci after attempting to dribble the ball. The referee immediately blew the whistle, awarding South Korea a free kick.
Minute 3: Son Heung Min is caught offside.
Son Heung Min made his familiar burst of speed to break through, but the referee determined he was behind the Czech Republic's defense.
Minute 2: The pace of the game gradually increases.
The Czech Republic started the game more proactively, constantly sending the ball into South Korea's half and forcing the opposing defense to retreat deep.
Minute 00: Opening move
The ball has rolled onto the pitch, and the match has officially begun. Both teams quickly pushed forward, creating the first clashes in the midfield.
Today's football match prediction: South Korea vs. Czech Republic
The match between South Korea and the Czech Republic in Group A of the 2026 World Cup promises to be a captivating clash between two very different football styles. South Korea represents speed, agility, and quick transitions, while the Czech Republic excels in physicality, aerial play, and set pieces.
South Korea entered the tournament with great confidence after an impressive qualifying campaign. The team remained undefeated through two Asian qualifying rounds, and continued their streak of consecutive World Cup appearances. For coach Hong Myung Bo, this was also an opportunity to make his mark in his second tenure with the national team.
Son Heung-min remains South Korea's number one hope. The 33-year-old captain's acceleration, finishing ability, and dynamism could be the key to making the difference in the match. However, the Czech Republic also possesses a formidable attacking star in Patrik Schick, who has shone on numerous occasions in major tournaments.
A notable point is that the Czech Republic is very good at utilizing set pieces. If South Korea doesn't control their free kicks or corners well, the Asian representatives could pay the price. Conversely, if Son Heung-min has plenty of space to exploit behind the Czech Republic's defense, South Korea will create many dangerous opportunities.
Predicted score: South Korea 1–1 Czech Republic.
Source: https://baolamdong.vn/truc-tiep-ti-so-han-quoc-1-1-ch-sec-447561.html
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