Summary

  • Use audio icon at top of the page to listen to BBC Radio 5 Live commentary from Stadium 974 in Doha, Qatar

  • Brazil will face Croatia - who beat Japan in the last-16 on penalties - in the quarter-finals on Friday (15:00 GMT)

  • RESULT: Brazil 4-1 South Korea - Vinicius Jr, Neymar (penalty), Richarlison and Lucas Paqueta all on target in first half. Paik Seung-ho scores stunning consolation goal for South Korea

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Live Reporting

Michael Emons

  1. Team news - Neymar returns for Brazil

    Brazil v South Korea (19:00 GMT)

    Emma Sanders
    BBC Sport at 974 Stadium

    Brazil.

    Tite has made 10 (TEN) changes to the Brazil side who lost to Cameroon in their final group match.

    Real Madrid defender Eder Militao is the only one who remains as all the regular first-teamers are back in.

    The big news is the return of superstar Neymar in attack. Chelsea's Thiago Silva wears the captain's armband again.

    Brazil XI: Alisson, Danilo, Thiago, Marquinhos, Casemiro, Paqueta, Richarlison, Neymar, Raphinha, Militao, Vinicius.

    South Korea.

    There are two changes to the South Korea team who dramatically beat Portugal.

    Kwon Kyung-won and Lee Kang-in drop to the bench, while Wolves' Hwang Hee-chan and Napoli defender Kim Min-jae return.

    Tottenham striker Son Heung-min captains the side.

    South Korea XI: Seung-gyo, Jin-su, Min-jae, Woo-young, In-beom, Heung-min, Gue-sung, Jae-sung, Hee-chan, Moon-hwan, Young-gwon.

  2. Thanks for joining us

    Hello and welcome along to BBC Sport's coverage of the last-16 match between Brazil and South Korea.

    Kick-off for this one is at 19:00 GMT and you will be able to listen to live commentary on BBC Radio 5 Live in this very page.

  3. Can South Korea cause another surprise?

    What a tournament it has been for South Korea as they recorded a dramatic win over Portugal to get themselves into the last 16 of the World Cup for the first time since 2010.

    But now South Korea, the lowest ranked side left in the competition, face the toughest task possible - five-time winners and the current best team in the world - Brazil.

    South Korea and BrazilBBC Sport