FULL TIME: South Korea 2-3 Ghana

Well, that had us at the edge of our seats. What a game! Ghana took the lead 2-0 before South Korea hit back 2-2. The game went down to the wire but Ghana had the last laugh with the third!

90+10' Time running out here for South Korea as they cannot muster anything from the corner and a shot from distance goes wide.

90+8' South Korea keep pushing for the equaliser, they have a corner.

90+6' MISS! HOW DID THAT NOT GO IN?! GS Cho has a shot on goal and the ball is kept in play. A cross comes in towards him and he just has the keeper to beat as the Ghanians fail to mark the Korean, but Mohammed Salisu makes the challenge of his life to force GS Cho head wide from point blank range!

90+3' Substitution for Ghana: Kwon Kyungwon replaces Kim Minjae

90+2' Chaos in the Ghanian box! South Korea have three attempts on goal in a single move. Heung Min Son's initial shot is blocked before YG Kim has a shot saved before SH Na's final attempt in the pinball situation goes wide. Ghana should consider themselves fortunate for not conceding the third goal.

90' Additional Time: 10 Minutes

88' Substitution for South Korea: Baba Rahman replaces Gideon Mensah

85' CLOSE! It is JS Kim in the thick of things yet again as he has a shot from a tight angle go over the Ghanian goal

83' Substitution for Ghana: Alexander Djiku replaces Mohammed Kudus

81' Inaki Williams so quick with his feet, ekes out a corner for his side with a solo run.

78' Substitution for Ghana: Hwang Uijo replaces Jung Wooyoung

78' Substitution for Ghana: Denis Odoi replaces Tariq Lamptey

77' SAVE! JS Kim has scuffed shot on goal and it looked it was going in but Ghana make a goal line clearance! It is all happening here.

76' BLOCK! Song Heing Min again has a shot from inside the Ghanian box but three Ghanians dive to block the shot. Sheer desperation!

75' SAVE! Terrific free-kick from Son Heung-min but Lawrence Ati makes a last ditch challenge to bail Ghana out.

73' Tariq Lamptey is booked for a challenge on Son Heung-Min. Free-kick in a good territory.

68' GOALLLLLLLLL!!!!! GHANAAAAAA!!!!!

Inaki Williams finds Mohammed Kudus who is unmarked in the Korean box. Kudus takes his time and slots it past a hapless Korean goalkeeper to turn the game on its head! Amazing game. What next?

63' IB Hwang is down injured and is receiving treatment.

60' GOAAAAAAL!!!!!! SOUTH KOREAAAAAA

Jin-Su Kim with a terrific cross after Son Heung-min earns the ball back for South Korea in the Ghanian half as he finds Cho Gueseung who rises above everybody in the Ghanian box to dispatch a bullet header. GAME ON!

58' GOAAAAALLLLLL! SOUTH KOREAAA! 

The comeback is onnnnnn! South Korea get back possession down the left side as Lee Kangin delivers a perfect cross to find Cho Geusung for the header to pull one back for South Korea! 

57' Substitution for South Korea: Lee Kangin replaces Kwon Changhoon.

55' CLOSE! Heart in mouth moment for South Korea as a Min-Jae Kim header to defend a Ghanian corner almost ends up in Korea's own net but wide.

53' GS Cho has an attempt on goal after a decent bit of play from South Korea using the wings. Brilliant header but Lawrence Ati makes a splendid save.

50' Tariq has an opening after Ghana find gaps inside the Korean half but the shot is scuffed from a low angle and Korea breath a sigh of releif.

48' GS Cho has a hopeful shot on goal from distance but the shot is wide.

46' Substitution for South Korea: Na Sangho replaces Jeong Wooyeong.

46' Second-half kicks-off.

HALF TIME: South Korea 0-2 Ghana

A strange second-half as all the chances and possession by South Korea inside the Ghana half materialise to nothing as two quality balls into the Korean box against the run of play allow Ghana to lead 2-0 at the break.

45+5' Ghana get a corner delivered in, it was another perfect delivery which finds Thomas Partey who heads it wide. South Korea survive another strike before half-time.

45' Additional Time: 5 Minutes

42' South Korea piling on as much pressure as possible as he are in the final few minutes of the first half. They deliver several crosses from both the wings in hopes to get the desired final touch but Ghana deal with each of those deliveries with relative ease.

37' CHANCE! Ghana just ball watching there as Heung-min sets up Woo-Yeong Jeong for a strike from distance who shot is parried away in acrobatic fashion by Lawrence Ati.

34' GOAAAAALLL!!! GHANA!!!!!

Absolute brilliance from Jordan Ayew. An inch perfect cross with a glancing angle finds Mohammed Kudus who heads it past a stranded Korean goalkeeper. Ghana cruising here at the expense of the Koreans!

30' Ghana are managing to change the course of the game. They are having lot more of the ball than the earlier exchanges and can play some meaningful football. The goal has helped them draw confidence into the game. 

27' Ghana have a similar chance yet again from a long ball towards the Korean goal but this time, Seung-gyu Kim can come out and collect the ball safely.

24' GOAALLLLL!!!! GHANA!!!!!!!

and South Korea are punished! One quality delivery from Jordan Ayew from a Ghanian set-piece is enough to put the Korean defence in its wake and Salisu has the simple task to turn it into the back of the net from point blank range as Ghana lead 1-0! All the possession and chances for Korea rendered of no use anymore here.

20' Daniel Amartey is booked for elbowing Son Heung-min

18' Ghana struggling to have any useful possession so far, they can be punished very soon with a Korean goal.

16' Terrific bit of play from Korea. Heung-min Son finds Chang Hoon-Kwon with a delightful cross, the latter goes for goal but Mohammed Salisu blocks.

13' WY Jeong commits a foul and is penalised in the middle areas. Ghana have a chance to have some possession in the Korean half but are not able to make much use of it as the Koreans have the ball back.

11' South Korea get two consecutive corners delivered but the South Koreans do not manage to beat the Africans in aerial duels as the chances go abegging. However, Korea continues to have comfortable possession in the Ghanian defence. Little too easy for the Asians.

9' Ghana are struggling to get the control of the game as South Korea impose massive pressure with constant passes in and around the Ghanian box. However, no clear chance at goal for South Korea yet.

6' South Korea have a free-kick of their own inside the Ghanian half. Korea have a well worked training ground routine from the set-piece, causing some problems for Ghana but the defending side clear their lines.

4' CHANCE! Really good counter attack from Korea as Chang-Hoon Kwon and Woo-Yeong Jeong combine to break open the Ghanian defence but Amartey saves the day for the African side a large ditched challenge.

3' Ghana have a free-kick inside the South Korean half. Kudus delivers it into the Korean box but the Asians are able to defend and can play their own game of football.

1' Kick-off! South Korea get us underway as they in Red while Ghana have donned white.

Substitutes

South Korea: Kim Seungyuu (GK), Kim Jinsu, Kim Minjae, Kim Moonhwan, Kim Younggwan, Jung Wooyoung, Hwang Inbeom, Son Heung-min (C), Kwon Changhoon, Jeong Wooyeong, Cho Guesung

Ghana: Danland Ibrahim (GK), Abdul Nurudeen, Denis Odoi, Elisha Owusu, Abdul Issahaku, Daniel Kyereh, Osman Bukari, Daniel Afriyie, Joseph Aidoo, Baba Rahman, Kamaldeen Sulemana, Alexander Djiku, Kamal Sowah, Antoine Semenyo, Seidu Alidu

THE LINE-UPS ARE IN!

South Korea XI; Seung-gyu Kim (GK), Jin-su Kim, Young-Gwon Kim, Min-jae Kim, Moon-hwan Kim, Woo-Young Jung, In-Beom Hwang, Heung Min Son (C), Woo-Yeong Jeong, Chang-Hoon Kwon, Gue-Sung Cho

Ghana XI: Lawrence Ati (GK), Tariq Lamptey, Daniel Amartey, Mohammed Salisu, Gideon Mensah, Thomas Partey, Salis Abdul Samed, Mohammed Kudus, Andew Ayew (C), Inaki Williams, Jordan Ayew

Ghana were knocked out of the group stages in their last World Cup appearance after failing to win any games and will hope for better luck this time around. They have won three of their last four games against the Asian nation and will fancy their chances ahead of Monday's game.The presence of Heung-Min Son gives the Koreans a slight advantage but the Ghanaians showed in glimpses against Portugal what they are capable of and must not be underestimated.

They have been solid in defense in recent games, keeping five clean sheets in their last seven games across all competitions, and will be looking to continue that trend next week.

The Tigers of Asia have been knocked out in the group stages in three of their last four appearances at the World Cup. They are yet to win their second group game on the global stage and will be desperate to end that streak on Monday.

Monday's game will mark the 10th meeting between Korea and Ghana. Both sides have won four games apiece while their other matchup ended in a draw.The two sides last faced off in a friendly clash back in 2014, with the Black Stars winning 4-0 via a hat-trick from Crystal Palace's Jordan Ayew and a strike from Asamoah Gyan.

Both sides will be looking to pick up their first win of the competition when they face off next week.

Ghana, meanwhile, were beaten by a Cristiano Ronaldo-led Portugal in their first group game, falling behind to a contentious penalty midway through the second half before Andre Ayew leveled the scores. A quickfire double from Joao Felix and Rafael Leao, however, saw the Seleção reclaim the lead and pick up all three points despite late pressure from the Ghanaians.

Korea's best chance of the game fell to Ui-jo Hwang just after the half-hour mark but the Olympiacos striker skied his effort.

Korea Republic will lock horns with Ghana at the Education City Stadium on Monday in their second group stage game of the ongoing 2022 FIFA World Cup.Korea Republic played out a dour 0-0 draw against Uruguay in their opening game, with both sides struggling to create any noteworthy chances to get on the scoresheet, although the South Americans twice came close to scoring but were denied by the crossbar.

Hello and Welcome to Sportskeeda's LIVE coverage of the Group H game been South Korea and Ghana from the Education City Stadium at the FIFA World Cup 2022.