Corner to Ghana right at the end of the half. Surely not a third? It's whipped in and that's not far off and South Korea are relieved to see the ball drop narrowly over the bar.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC One

I like that people aren't getting away with time-wasting but I don't think they'll keep adding so much time on in the Premier League.

South Korea have had more possession and more attempts but it's Ghana who are ahead in the column that really counts.

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

Jordan Ayew is hard working and manipulates the ball so well. When the team sheet came out against Portugal I can tell you for a fact Ayew would not have been happy. He is never happy when he is on the bench or substituted for Crystal Palace.

When the manager put him back in today he had a point to prove and with two assists he has said to the manager - that is what I can do.

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Five added minutes. Ghana, as the scoreline suggests, are in complete control.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC One

Good work, really good work. They all knew the danger when Son was on the ball. Ghana's players all sprinted back. If you've got to make a recovery run, do it with pace and organise from there.

Crystal Palace's Jordan Ayew is the first player to make two assists for Ghana in a single World Cup match. He's been immense.

Screams from South Korea's following as Son Heung-min sprints deep into Ghana's half but he's forced out wide and has no support.

It's been a near-perfect first half for the Black Stars. There's about three minutes plus stoppages remaining. Imagine the scenes in downtown Accra. Party central!

Jonathan Pearce
Football commentator on BBC TV

Son is in a more central role now, South Korea needed to do that. He was too isolated out wide.

Andy Cryer
BBC Sport in Qatar

What celebrations.

As the ball nestled in the back of the net, half of the Ghanaian subs bench raced down the touchline to celebrate with Mohammed Kudus at the corner flag, while the other half raced towards the fans at the other end.

How are South Korea 2-0 down here?

Emma Sanders
BBC Sport at Education City Stadium

WOW. Ghana have really showed up today. The fans at the other end of the pitch have their flags out and the instruments are being played.

The entire bench sprinted down the side of the pitch and to the corner to celebrate with Mohammed Kudus. The players were nearly in the stands they were so far off the pitch!

This is a match Ghana had to win to stay in the World Cup. They've been brilliant. The Black Stars soaked up lots of early pressure and have hit South Korea with two goals.

There's a long way to go but it's looking good for them.

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

It is a brilliant ball from Jordan Ayew. You can't give players of that much quality that time and space. South Korea have struggled to defend those crosses coming in, Mohammed Kudus gets the faintest of touches. Even if he doesn't I think it goes in.

Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC One

Jordan Ayew whips it into an amazing area. It's a great header because you can't put too much on it. As a striker, it's one we'd say, 'just put your eyebrows on it'. Very, very good finish.

Jonathan Pearce
Football commentator on BBC TV

Sensational! Beautiful delivery once again and Mohammed Kudus crept in unnoticed.

Ghana have scored in each of their last eight World Cup matches - no African team have scored in more consecutive games in the competition.