It's time to get your breath back. What a cracker. Coming up next on the BBC Sport website is Portugal against the USA. Cristiano Ronaldo isn't going home yet is he?

Don't forget you can see highlights of South Korea and Algeria by clicking on the 'Highlights' tab above this page. Enjoy.

John Pierce:, external Top game, congratulations to both teams. Decent finale to this group in store.

Former Blackburn Rovers striker Jason Roberts

"You can see this win means so much to the Algeria players, their performance was outstanding. From the first goal you couldn't really see anything other than an Algeria victory.

"Maybe it's because we're playing in Brazil but teams seem set on going out and scoring goals at this World Cup. Today we saw a motivated Algeria side go out and take charge of a match they deserved to win."

So, what does this result do to Group H?

Well, it sets up an exciting final round of games on 26 June when Algeria face Russia in Curitiba and South Korea meet leaders Belgium, who are already through to the last 16.

Image source, AFP

It isn't only the Algeria fans in Brazil celebrating. The picture above shows the jubilant scenes in Central Algiers as the Algeria supporters watch their country's first World Cup win since 1982. Now that's a party I'd like to be at.

Former England winger Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"South Korea were absolutely woeful in the first half, that kind of performance is not acceptable at this level of football and they paid the price. In the second half they freshened it up and looked better but Algeria definitely deserved to win.

"In the first half Algeria came out with a really high tempo, they played some nice football and the fourth goal was a really good team goal."

Terrific match. Celebrations break out inside Estadio Beira-Rio among Algeria's delirious support. They have witnessed their country's first World Cup finals win since 1982.

Algeria have won this barring a catastrophic ending. South Korea's players have run out of steam. The noise in the stands is all coming from fans of the Desert Foxes.

Former England winger Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"South Korea are getting a lot of joy playing high balls into the box but it would be cruel for Algeria to lose this after their excellent first-half performance."

Free-kick to South Korea 25 yards out. Son Heung-min blazes the ball into the Algeria wall. Three minutes remaining.

Lee Keun-ho blazes a difficult chance over after the ball bounces off the head of defender Djamel Mesbah.

Lawro may have been a little bit out there. But who honestly predicted a six-goal thriller between these two? And it's not even over yet.

There's a delay in play as Islam Slimani goes down with cramp. Algeria have started running down the clock.

Let's just remind ourselves of Mark Lawrenson's pre-match prediction...

Jasdip Sagu:, external This is turning out to be the game of the tournament.

Oscar Wilde:, external South Korea were awful in the first half, but this is a superb game and the best World Cup finals I've ever seen.

Mark Whittaker:, external I love this World Cup. Awful defending but oh so many, many goals.

South Korea have not given up on this. And why should they? There's still another 12 minutes remaining.

Arijit Basu:, external The fourth goal from Algeria..that's the best team goal so far in the world cup.

Mohamoud Abdi:, external Algeria are proving Ivory coast and Nigeria are not the only African teams who could go through.

Former England winger Chris Waddle
BBC Radio 5 live

"South Korea are going to get a lot more of the ball, but can they make use of it? If South Korea were to get a third, what an end to the game that would be."

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South Korea aren't going quietly. Koo Ja-cheol slots home from close range after Lee Keun-ho's pass across the six-yard area. It's raining goals in Porto Alegre.

Lovely pictures of Algeria's fans celebrating in the crowd. It has been 32 years since they last won a World Cup finals game.

It's going to be mad in downtown Porto Alegre later.