South Korea's dramatic victory over Portugal not only propelled them into the World Cup Round of 16 but sent a clear warning to next opponents Brazil.
Hwang Hee-chan's injury-time winner setup a clash with the tournament heavyweights, breaking Uruguayan hearts in brutal fashion in the process.
A much-rotated Brazil 11 were surprisingly beaten 1-0 by Cameroon in their final Group G match, as the favourites like most teams, failed to go into the knockout rounds unbeaten despite dominating the final match.
All eyes will be on Neymar's ankle in the build-up to their first knockout-stage match, with the forward's participation far from guaranteed.
Here's all the match details for the Round of 16 clash, including TV information, kickoff time, betting odds and historical meetings between the two nations.
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When is Brazil vs South Korea?
Brazil will play South Korea at Stadium 974 on December 5, with kickoff at 22:00 p.m local time in Qatar.
Here's how that translates into time zones across some of the world's major territories.
Kickoff time | |
Qatar | 22.00 |
USA | 14:00 ET |
Canada | 14:00 ET |
UK | 19:00 GMT |
Australia | 06:00 AEDT* |
India | 00:30 IST* |
Hong Kong | 03:00 HKT* |
Malaysia | 03:00 MYT* |
Singapore | 03:00 SGT* |
New Zealand | 08:00 NZDT* |
* Following Day (Tues, Dec. 6)
Brazil vs South Korea history
This last-16 tie will be the first meeting of Brazil and South Korea at the World Cup. All six of their previous encounters were friendlies. They also played an exhibition game in the Nike World Tour back in 1997.
South Koreans won't want to dwell too long on their most recent encounter, just six months ago in Seoul. Brazil put on a show, blazing to a 5-1 victory via goals from Neymar (twice), Richarlison, Philippe Coutinho and Gabriel Jesus.
However, South Korea fondly remember one victory over the Selecao. Back in 1999, a side featuring Cafu, Rivaldo and Juninho were beaten 1-0 thanks to a Kim Do-Hoon strike in Seoul.
That is the Asians' only victory over Brazil.
Brazil in South Korea at 2002 World Cup
Although South Korea didn't take on Ronaldo and Co. at the 2002 World Cup, their team and their nation did played a huge role in Brazilian history.
South Korea shared hosting duties with Japan at that World Cup, and it is one that will live long in Brazilian memories.
Meanwhile, South Korea were knocking out some of Brazil's key rivals on the opposite side of the draw, albeit in controversial circumstances.
Portugal, Italy and Spain were knocked out, causing fury in the European press over claims the referees were seemingly working to assist the hosts.
Germany finally put a stop to South Korea's incredible run at the semifinal stage, but the Germans then fell to a Ronaldo double in the Yokohoma final.
Just like 2002, South Korea beat Portugal to advance to the knockout stage of the World Cup. 💫 pic.twitter.com/ubuj1F66yx
— CBS Sports Golazo ⚽️ (@CBSSportsGolazo) December 2, 2022
Brazil vs South Korea live stream, TV channel
This Round of 16 clash will be played at Stadium 974. Here's how you can watch all the action in some of the major global territories.
Date | Time | TV Channel | Streaming | |
USA | Mon, Dec. 5 | 14:00 ET | Fox, Telemundo | fuboTV, Fox Sports site/app, Telemundo Deportes site/app, Peacock |
Canada | Mon, Dec. 5 | 14:00 ET | TSN, CTV, RDS (French) | TSN site/app, CTV app RDS app |
UK | Mon, Dec. 5 | 19:00 GMT | ITV, STV | ITVX, STV Player |
Australia | Tue, Dec. 6 | 06:00 AEDT | SBS | SBS On Demand |
India | Tue, Dec. 6 | 00:30 IST | Sports 18 | Voot, JioTV |
Hong Kong | Tue, Dec. 6 | 03:00 HKT | Now TV (Ch. 616, 618) | Now TV |
Malaysia | Tue, Dec. 6 | 03:00 MYT | Astro FIFA World Cup 1 | Astro GO |
Singapore | Tue, Dec. 6 | 03:00 SGT | StarHub TV FIFA World Cup, Singtel FIFA World Cup 141 | Singtel TV GO, CAST, StarHub TV+, MeWatch |
New Zealand | Tue, Dec. 6 | 08:00 NZDT | Sky Sport 7 beIN Sports | Sky Go, Sky Sport NOW |
Brazil vs South Korea odds
Brazil are favoured to win the game at odds of just 1.23 according to Sports Interaction, while South Korea are a long way back at 12.00. A draw is rated at 5.61.
Tite's men are 1.08 to go through to the quarter-finals with their opponents 6.28.
You can back Brazil to win 3-0 at 5.60.