News about Hwang In-beom

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The narrow Swiss victory over Serbia was not enough to beat Brazil, but Tite - and the football-mad world - will be outraged against South Korea on Monday. Tite, who made nine changes for Cameroon's death, will make his first choice XI, if possible; with the likes of Alisson, Thiago Silva, Casemiro, Lucas Paqueta, and Richarlison all expected to return.

Group H comes to an end on Friday afternoon, with Portugal now assured of their last-16 position, but South Korea still has work to do. Cristiano Ronaldo and Co won by 2-0 over Uruguay on Monday night, becoming the second team after France to make it through. To guarantee top spot and a tie with the runners-up from Group G, they need just one point from Friday's game against South Korea.

Uruguay defeated South Korea 2-0 in their last two games before the tournament, and as the second-favourites after Portugal's side finished third behind Brazil and Argentina during World Cup qualification, we now have a mixed bag of form. South Korea, on the other hand, was undefeated during their last three friendlies against Costa Rica (draw), Cameroon (win) and Iceland (win).