Terry Butcher
Ex-England captain on BBC Radio 5 live

South Korea concede a lot of balls in behind. They are not great of crosses, it seems only a matter of time before Sweden score. The keeper is playing well and by hook or crook they are still level.

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Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

I think Sweden are better without Zlatan Ibrahimovic. You only have to look at their record when he was in the team, they didn't qualify for major tournaments. His absence has brought a togetherness, no big show or hype.

Sweden are really going for it now. Mikael Lustig powers down the right and whips in the most delicious cross but Viktor Claesson's header deflects off a South Korean defender and out for a corner.

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Now then... Marcus Berg latches onto a diagonal ball inside the South Korea penalty area but can't direct his effort goalwards.

Instead it trickles across the six-yard box and South Korea clear with no other yellow jersey in attendance.

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At last some enterprising stuff from South Korea. Ki Sung-yueng is the catalyst spraying the ball wide but nothing is doing when Son Heung-min falls in the Sweden penalty area under a challenge from Ludwig Augustinsson.

That was never a penalty. Get up!

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Some nice stuff here from Sweden. Popping the ball around nicely and controlling midfield. South Korea are struggling to get out.

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Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

It was a great run from Son. He has been a massive danger, every time he gets the ball he's so direct and he's so quick.

Turn on the turbo why don't you. Son Heung-min plays a nice one-two in his own half and then leaves the Swedish defence trailing in his wake.

Unfortunately his own teammates struggled to keep up as well and his final pass is cut out by the recovering Andreas Granqvist.

Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

Incredible block, that's what you want from your defender, body on the line. This is a World Cup, he wants a result. Berg will be wondering what he has to do to get a goal here.

Kim Young-gwon is having some game at the heart of the South Korea defence.

Again he's on hand to prevent a Sweden goal.That was a body on the line moment from the skipper who dived to block Marcus Berg's effort after a Sweden corner.

Park Joo-ho can't continue. On comes Kim Min-woo.

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Park Joo-ho looks in big trouble for South Korea.

It looks innocuous enough but it looks as though he's pulled his hamstring trying to retrieve an errant pass. That could be tournament over if it's a bad one.

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Stephen Warnock
Ex-Liverpool defender on BBC Radio 5 Live

What a chance that is. Berg pounces, but what a save, Cho Hyun-woo has no right to make that and he keeps South Korea in the game.

Another chance. And again it's Sweden, who are growing into this one.

This time Ola Toivonen climbs highest from a corner but the ball glances of his head and wide of the far post.

He has to score. He has to score...But he doesn't.

Marcus Berg arrives at the back post unmarked and sidefoot's his effort on goal but the South Korean keeper Cho Hyun-woo makes a wonder save.

That was a big chance.

What a tackle.

The Sweden skipper Andreas Granqvist reprises the role of Franz Beckenbauer, storming through midfield.

He plays a neat one-two with Marcus Berg but Kim Young-gwon comes over on the cover with a last ditch challenge to prevent a goal.

What a waste. Son Heung-Min escapes down the left but then gifts possession to Pontus Jansson. That was poor.

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