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South Korea have stormed back from a 2-0 deficit against Ghana to tie the match with a pair of goals across three minutes in the second half. Cho Gue-Sung knocked home two headers from the center of the box, one at the 58th minute and one at the 61st minute.
SOUTH KOREA TAKES ONE BACK
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Game. On. pic.twitter.com/lgbpucQofd
SOUTH KOREA FINDS THE EQUALIZER
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Cho has done it again pic.twitter.com/YHw1ETyegt
South Korea have led in possession percentage and shots, but have struggled to put anything home, going scoreless through the first six halves of play. However, Cho Gue-Sung is the top scorer in the K League for a reason and has stepped up for his squad.
The Taegeuk Warriors entered the match with one point after playing Uruguay to a scoreless draw. If they can secure at least a draw and Portugal beats Uruguay, South Korea and Uruguay will play for a spot in the knockout stage on Friday.