Alidu Seidu is down and apparently in a lot of pain. He's making quite the noise.

Let's see a replay... Ouch! it looks like he was caught by a boot as he lay on the ground but it doesn't appear as though VAR is taking a look for any intended foul play.

Son Heung-min creates space for himself and forces a save before Portugal respond through Vitinha. Kim Seung-gyu gets down to beat his attempt away and Cristiano Ronaldo reacts quickest but his header is wide.

Son Heung-min (black 7) has been able to function as the focal point of the South Korea attack, but look at how deep Cristiano Ronaldo (purple 7) has been dropping for Portugal.

Not where you want him.

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Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

You can see a different attitude now from Ghana at the moment, they're trying to get up the field.

They've waited until they're two nil down for that to happen. Ghana must win that battle in midfield much better than they've been doing up until now.

This first half could have gone very differently for Ghana.

Here's the moment history repeated itself for the Black Stars.

At the age of 32, Kim Young-gwon has become the second-oldest goalscorer for South Korea at a World Cup behind Hwang Sun-hong (age 33) who netted their first goal at their home World Cup against Poland in 2002.

Ghana boss Otto Addo looks relatively calm at the edge of his technical area. Can he come up with a plan to get his side back into this?

Darwin Nunez is threatening to cause further headaches but the Liverpool forward is unable to pick out a team-mate with his pass.

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First booking as Lee Kang-in goes into the book for a challenge on Vitinha. The South Korea player is arguing with the referee. A bit harsh that.

Ten minutes to go until half-time.

Ghana could really do with a lifeline before the interval.

Mohammed Kudus looks like the man to spark them into life. He drives towards the Uruguay goal and takes aim from distance, earning a corner for his side.

Diogo Dalot already has an assist and now the Manchester United player is going for goal. He forces the keeper into a save with a curling attempt.

Pat Nevin
Former Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

Wasn't a bad finish was it? Arrascaeta keeps it down, into the ground, volley. I don't think he covers himself in glory the goalkeeper, but it's good technique.

Now then, there's some bad news for Uruguay as midfielder Rodrigo Bentancur isn't going to be able to play any further part in this match.

Matias Vecino takes his place.

Another replay of South Korea's equaliser is shown on TV.

Danny Mills says: "I don't know what Cristiano Ronaldo was trying to do. It's a mistake."

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Dion Dublin
Former England striker on BBC Two

Despair for Ghana.

Uruguay are playing well. De Arrascaeta on the far post watches it all the way and keeps him down.

Lovely strike. Like a golf swing.

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Shamoon Hafez
BBC Sport at Al Janoub Stadium

Luis Suarez's shot was turned in for the opener and now he sets up Giorgio de Arrascaeta for the second.

Uruguay are in dreamland, it's falling apart for the Ghanaians.

Those two Uruguay goals have changed everything.

As things stand they're heading through, and Ghana are going out.

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Chris Bevan
BBC Sport at Education City Stadium, Qatar

To be fair to the South Korea fans, going behind hardly silenced them, or their extremely loud drum. They are making even more noise now they are level, though.

Cristiano Ronaldo has his first clear sight of goal but Kim Seung-gyu is off his line to make an excellent block. It wouldn't have counted! Up goes the offside flag.

Surprisingly it's still only Darwin Nunez who has received a booking so far.

But there are more and more players being given warnings as this match heats up. We're half an hour in and we can only hope the rest of the match is played like this.