Brazil vs South Korea 4-1: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
Brazil beat South Korea 4-1 on Monday, 05 December 2022 in World Cup. The match was refereed by Clement Turpin.
First half: Brazil took an early lead at 7' when Vinícius Júnior scored, with the assist credited to Neymar, making the score 1-0. Brazil extended the lead at 13' when Neymar scored (Penalty), making the score 2-0. Brazil extended the lead at 29' when Richarlison scored, with the assist credited to Thiago Silva, making the score 3-0. Brazil extended the lead at 36' when Lucas Paquetá scored, with the assist credited to Vinícius Júnior, making the score 4-0. Jung Woo-Young received a yellow card for South Korea at 44'.
Second half: South Korea made their 1st substitution at 46', with Kim Jin-Su replacing Hong Chul. South Korea made their 2nd substitution at 46', with Jung Woo-Young replacing Son Jun-Ho. Brazil made their 1st substitution at 63', with Éder Militão replacing Dani Alves. South Korea made their 3rd substitution at 65', with Hwang In-Beom replacing Paik Seung-Ho. Brazil made their 2nd substitution at 72', with Danilo replacing Bremer. Brazil made their 3rd substitution at 72', with Vinícius Júnior replacing Gabriel Martinelli. South Korea made their 4th substitution at 74', with Lee Jae-Sung replacing Lee Kang-In. South Korea reduced the deficit at 76' when Paik Seung-Ho scored, making the score 4-1. Brazil made their 4th substitution at 80', with Alisson Becker replacing Weverton. South Korea made their 5th substitution at 80', with Cho Gue-Sung replacing Hwang Ui-Jo. Brazil made their 5th substitution at 81', with Neymar replacing Rodrygo.
Brazil used 5 substitutions while South Korea used 5 substitutions. South Korea got 1 yellow card.
How the match was won
- Brazil outshot their opponent (18-8).
- Possession was balanced (53%-47%).
- Brazil had the sharper finishing (9-6 shots on target).