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South Korea v Germany (15:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesSouth Korea midfielder Ju Se-jong: "I expect Germany will come out strong in order to score as many goals as possible against us, which could allow us some space at their back. We’d have to take full advantage of that with our quick counter-attacks."
South Korea v Germany (15:00 BST)
Germany have never failed to progress from the opening group stage at a World Cup.
Image source, BBC SportSouth Korea v Germany (15:00 BST)
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South Korea v Germany (15:00 BST)
Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live
I think there are issues up front for Germany. Mario Gomez and Timo Werner are different players. Gomez offers more physicality whereas Werner is sharper and can get in behind but I don't think Joachim Low seems to know his best team.
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The burden of drawing Germany in the sweepstake makes for some tough moral decisions on who to support this afternoon.
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South Korea v Germany (15:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesGermany attacker Julian Brandt (on the bench today): "We shouldn't change the way we play.
"We have to carry on as we played against the Swedes for long periods: short, quick passes, with forward pressure. We will try to constrict the opposition in their own back third."
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Toni Kroos has been involved in five goals in his last five World Cup games (three goals and two assists).
And of course he netted this stunner in Germany's late win over Sweden last time.
'Would you believe it?' - Kroos nets injury-time winner
Image source, ReutersJoachim Low will keep his job even if Germany crash out today.
He has been in charge for 12 years, winning the last World Cup, and signed a contract extension until 2022 last month.
"We decided in the DFB executive committee before the World Cup to offer a contract extension," said German FA boss Reinhard Grindel.
"We believe there will be a transition that will take place after the World Cup, regardless of the outcome of the tournament, and no-one is better equipped to handle that than Jogi Low."
South Korea v Germany (15:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesGermany head coach Joachim Low: "We have a lot of alternatives, that is the structure of our squad. It is about using all possibilities. Those players who did not play [against Sweden] will definitely still be needed."
A Nigeria vibe to these South Korean training jerseys.
Image source, Getty ImagesSouth Korea v Germany (15:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesSouth Korea head coach Shin Tae-yong: "We have systemic problems. We must think how we can improve our domestic league and work with young players. We lack experience and that doesn't come overnight."
South Korea v Germany (15:00 BST)
Mark Lawrenson
BBC football expert
I could not believe how bad Germany were against Mexico but they showed why they are world champions with the way they rescued themselves so late on with their win over Sweden.
They surely won't have any more slip-ups this time, against a South Korea side who have been beaten in both their games so far.
Prediction: 0-2
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World Cup 2018: Fifa to investigate Germany and Sweden full time scuffle
Sweden coach Janne Andersson said he would be "dead inside" if he had not reacted to provocative celebrations by Germany after their World Cup defeat.
The German Football Association (DFB) suspended two members of staff following the angry exchanges that occurred between both benches.
Media coordinator Uli Voigt and head of backroom staff Georg Behlau aren't at today's game and Fifa are investigating the behaviour.
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Cheering on Korea as I was appalled at the way the Germans behaved on the touch line against Sweden. Let karma work it's magic...
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South Korea v Germany (15:00 BST)
Germany make five changes from the side that beat Sweden as Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil returns to the side as does Juventus midfielder Sami Khedira.
Mats Hummels, back after a neck injury, replaces the suspended Jerome Boateng, with starts also for Leon Goretzka and Niklas Sule.
Thomas Muller, Julian Draxler and Antonio Rudiger drop to the bench and Sebastian Rudy is unlikely to feature as he needed a minor operation on his nose following a fracture against Sweden.
Image source, .South Korea, bottom of the group on zero points still have a chance of advancing. Tottenham's Son Heung-min captains the side as ex-Swansea man Ki Sung-yeung is out because of a calf strain.
Four changes in total, including first appearances in this competition for Yun Young-sun and Chul Hong.
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Son Heung-min attempted eight shots in their defeat by Mexico - three more than South Korea managed in their opening match against Sweden.
The Tottenham attacker managed to find the net with one of those shots, and what a goal it was...
Son Heung-Min scores late consolation for South Korea
South Korea v Germany (15:00 BST)
Germany's victory over Sweden was their first at the World Cup after they had conceded the opening goal since the 1998 finals when they beat Mexico 2-1.
And now you can relive the match, with the highlights below.
World Cup 2018: Germany 2-1 Sweden highlights
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