FIFA World Cup 2022 LIVE: South Korea vs Portugal scores - Horta puts Portugal ahead, South Korea heading out

The Manchester United man makes another excellent run, brings the ball down and eyes the bottom left corner, only for the 'keeper to tip away for a corner

Uruguay had doubled their lead. Good enough news for South Korea, although goal difference could come into play should they win

The goalkeeper makes a superb stop to deny Ronaldo from restoring Portugal's lead. The flag eventually goes up for offside, so it woudln't have counted anyway, but the stopper didn't know

There's been a goal in the other game too, and it's good news for South Korea

They've done it! South Korea equalise after Portugal fail to deal with a corner, which falls kindly for Kim Young-Gwon, who acrobatically fires home. We're all square!

Paolo Bento's side enjoy a sustained period of possession for the first time, ending when Portugal give away a cheap free-kick midway through their own half. The question for South Korea is whether they can find an end product

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The Asian side are trailing, but their fans are certainly making most of the noise inside the Education City Stadium, and it's having an impact on the pitch - South Korea are definitely getting better

South Korea score from the resulting corner, only after Diogo Costa had made a stunning save from Cho Gue-Sung. Kim Jin-Su taps in the rebound, but he was offside

That's the first time he's really had the ball at his feet in the box, but his shot is fired straight at the first man. He wins a corner moments later though, their first of the game

Terrific play by the Manchester City defender. He breaks down the left, before a couple of step-overs give him the space to cut inside and unleash a fierce shot that Kim beats away

They aren't creating much, but then they don't need to. They're just passing the ball around without any real pressure being applied by South Korea

Here's Horta's goal, just his second for Portugal

Son Heung-Min immediately tried to lift his teammates after that goal went in, but they've got it all to do now

First chance and first goal! What a start for Portugal! They break down the right through Pepe's long ball, picking out Dalot, and he slides in a cross to Horta, who clips home on the first touch

Sergio Costa is South Korea's stand-in coach today as Paolo Bento is serving a touchline ban. He's not seen much of note in the opening four minutes, it has to be said

South Korea kick things off. only a win will give them any chance of progressing. Stick with us for full coverage

We've just had the National Anthems - and when Cristiano Ronaldo appeared on the screen at the Education City Stadium, thet crowd errupted

We've had some huge shocks in this World Cup, including Germany being dumped out yesterday. The fall-out from that continues today

This is South Korea's 10th successive World Cup, but they've only reached the knock-out stages twice in the previous nine, including 2002, when, as hosts, they got through to the semi-finals

Portugal are looking to reach the knockout stages after winning all three of their group games for just the third time