Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

What have you got Germany? They will get the message that Sweden have scored and they will have to respond.

The world champions surely aren't going out in the group stages. Are they?

Germany have been much better since the break - but Timo Werner's finishing hasn't improved and he volleys the ball wide from 16 yards.

A HUGE goal elsewhere. Sweden lead Mexico 1-0 which means as things stand, Germany are out.

Follow that game here.

Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

Tthat was an absolutely outstanding save by Jung, who threw himself to his right-hand side to keep the ball out.

Wonderful save from South Korea goalkeeper Cho Hyun-Woo to keep this game level. This is Germany's best moment of the game as Joshua Kimmich crosses for Leon Goretzka - but his header is excellently tipped away.

At the other end Cho Hyun-woo has a chance but takes far too long and can't get a shot away. He ends up being booked for fouling Toni Kroos.

First chance is to South Korea but Jung Woo-young's 23-yard shot is held by Manuel Neuer, who doesn't fumble this one.

Alan Shearer
Former Newcastle striker on BBC One

It wouldn't surprise me if Germany make a change within the first 10 or 15 minutes to give them a change of direction and some presence in the box, because that has been lacking.

No changes from either team.

Players come back out for the second half. Hopefully the managers have had some words. Remember a Sweden goal in the other game could knock Germany out. And South Korea can still go through.

Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC One

I think Germany are giving it a go, but I think there is a lack of quality in the final third. Werner may be better one-on-one but in terms of goals, I think Gomez would offer Germany more than Werner at the moment.

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Since putting five past Brazil in the first half of the 2014 semi-final, Germany haven't scored a first-half goal in their four World Cup games.

Didier Drogba
Phoenix Rising and former Ivory Coast striker on BBC One

As you would expect, Germany have had the possession, but it's actually Korea who have had the best chances.

Here's some highlights of the other game. It's also goalless but sounds better than this dross we're watching.

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Chris Sutton
Ex-Chelsea striker on BBC Radio 5 live

South Korea probably should be ahead on chances. But Germany have been pathetic. Another showing like this in the second half and they could be on their way home. I thought they would carry the momentum into this game but they haven't played like a side with real desperation.

Germany have failed to lead at half-time in all of their three group games at the World Cup for the first time since 1986.

Whilst Germany are unbeaten in their last five World Cup matches that have been level at half-time (W4 D1) since a 1-0 defeat to Spain in 2010, South Korea have won only one of their 12 World Cup games that have been level at the break (D5 L6) - a 1-0 win over Portugal in 2002.

No changes in either game so far - both goalless at the break.

Germany will finish second in the group through their head-to-head record against Sweden (won 2-1).

Mexico are top, needing just a point against Sweden. South Korea are going home unless they can get a win and hope other results/permutations go their way.

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Well that was disappointing.

Joshua Kimmich crosses the ball straight out of play. What is this?

Son Heung-min volleys well wide from 20 yards out.