Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

South Korea were after a push but I'm not sure there was enough there.

South Korea have started this second half well. They look the more likely and they look accomplished on the ball.

Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

For me there is not a lot in that.

Son Heung-min takes a corner and Uruguay goalkeeper Sergio Rochet gets a good fist on the ball to punch it clear.

Half-hearted appeals for a penalty with South Korea saying Rodrigo Bentancur pushed Kim Jin-su but neither the on-field, nor the VAR officials are interested.

This one's worth staying around for right until the end...

Each of South Korea's last eight World Cup goals have come in the second half of games - the last three have been in the 90th minute.

Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

I want to see a bit more urgency in the second half, being quicker with the ball and taking a few more risks and try and win the game, rather than drawing it.

I understand it from South Korea but Uruguay has got more experience and more match-winners. They need to be proactive in their play and really try and take the game to South Korea.

Son Heung-min tries to get more involved and his dancing feet sees him skip past a couple of challenges down the left flank but Martin Caceres is a no-nonsense defender and barges him off the ball, legally say the officials.

We're back under way for the second half.

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This was the closest Uruguay have come - Diego Godin seeing a header bounce off the post.

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Clinton Morrison
Former Republic of Ireland striker on BBC Radio 5 Live

You see 0-0 and you think it is a boring one but it hasn't been.

South Korea have been on the front foot and have been excellent in possession causing problems.

Uruguay however have grew into the game.

There will be goals in this one - I said it before.

Jurgen Klinsmann
Former Germany head coach on BBC One

Both teams have tried to go forward, but there hasn't been many chances.

Uruguay have been trying to make the pitch really wide and put the ball over the backline because of how compact South Korea are.

We haven't seen many chances, but the ones we have seen have been good ones.

If you don't take chances like Hwang Ui-jo it can come back and hurt you. We saw that in the Canada and Belgium game last night.

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Ashley Williams
Former Wales captain on BBC One

We spoke before about South Korea would defend set pieces zonally and they do look a little bit vulnerable on them. The attacking team are able to get momentum and that is what happened with that Godin chance late in the half.

It has been a really good game to analyse. There are clearly two different styles of play.

Uruguay ended that half the stronger but neither side has created many chances.

Most of the play has been in the middle of the park, with South Korea sitting deep whenever they are out of posession.

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Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Education City Stadium

A big chance for each team in that half. Uruguay are a threat with every counter-attack and are looking to go long to use the pace of Darwin Nunez.

South Korea have dominated a lot of the ball and have played some good football but haven't had enough edge in the final third.

They look the happier team as the players head down the tunnel. The South Korean substitutes run onto the pitch to give their team-mates some encouragement.

There's a roar from each end of the stadium as the Uruguayan fans to the left and the South Koreans to the right both rise to their feet.

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Danny Murphy
Former England midfielder on BBC One

It looked like Uruguay had made a tactical change and Darwin Nunez had gone up front alongside Luis Suarez and they went to a back three with Facundo Pellistri at right wing-back and Mathías Olivera on the left.

Both teams have had their chances.

This is that chance we have talked about for South Korea's Hwang Ui-jo. Should've done better.

Andy Cryer
BBC Sport in Qatar

The sun is going down here in Qatar as the stadium lights all the way round the stadium start to glare.

An intriguing first half though with both sides showing more than enough they are capable of making their mark on this tournament.

South Korea have definitely been the better of the sides, but you can't help thinking Uruguay look more dangerous.