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It's all over in the other game and South Korea can breathe a sigh of relief! Wow, such a dramatic end there. And to be fair, Korea are deserving. They held Uruguay and pushed Portugal all the way here. Their reward is a last-16 encounter with Group E winners next week.

As for Portugal, they finish as Group H winners regardless with a place in the last-16 already secured. The Selecao will play the runners-up of Group G, which could be any of Brazil, Serbia, Cameroon or Switzerland.

South Korea and Uruguay both have a goal-difference of 0 right now, but the Asian side are ahead on the number of goals score. If Uruguay, who still have six minutes to salvage their game, manage to score, they go through at Korea's expense. The Taegeuk Warriors face anxious wait. 

FULL-TIME: SOUTH KOREA 2-1 PORTUGAL! South Korea reach the round of 16...unless Uruguay score another goal against Ghana!

90+4' As things stand, South Korea are going through to the knockout rounds, sending Uruguay crashing out. 

90+1' GOOOOAAAAALLLLLL! SOUTH KOREA LEAD 2-1 IN STOPPAGE TIME! Portugal play in a corner but it's played to Son, who canters upfield on the break before feeding the ball to Hee-chan, who slams the ball into the bottom corner to make 2-1 for South Korea. What drama. 

90' There will be six minutes of added time. 

87' Portugal look more energized with fresh legs on the field.

84' South Korea are struggling to find an opening here.

82' Mario also comes off for Bernardo Silva.

82' Vitinha is replaced by William Carvalho.

81' Young-gwan is unable to continue and is replaced by Son Jun-ho.

79' Young-gwon goes off the pitch with a knock and South Korea are temporarily down to 10-men.

76' We are now into the final quarter of the match and South Korea are running out of time to find a winner 

74' Kang-in takes the free-kick but his shot is high and wide.

73' South Korea are upping the pressure on Portugal here and now have a free-kick from a good position.

70' Son claims a handball! The Tottenham Hotspur ace shoots but it's off the underarm of Cancelo. However, the referee waves the penalty appeals away.

67' DENIED! In-beom shoots from 25 yards out but Costa produces strong hands to parry it away.

66' South Korea also make a change as Jae-sung is replaced by Hwang Hee-chan.

66' Ronaldo is off for Silva, while Leao comes on for Neves. Joao Palhinha replaces Matheus Nunes.

62' Rafael Leao and Andre Silva are preparing to come on for Portugal.

59' Son goes down but the referee isn't interested and allows the play to continue.

57' Son plays in the corner but Portugal clear their lines. 

56' BLOCKED! Son races forward and attempts to shoot but his effort is blocked and the ball goes out for a corner. 

55' Horta joins Joao Felix and Rafael Leao to score on his World Cup debut. With all three coming in the current tournament, it's the most number of debut goals by a team in Qatar.

53' The play has stopped as Horta is down and receiving treatment 

52' Ronaldo shoots but he's offside again! The Portuguese No.7 is played inside the box with a lovely cross but miscues his shot as Seung-gyu gets his hands to it but the flag is raised. 

51' South Korea are on the defensive here as Portugal are moving the ball around quickly 

48' Both teams are jostling hard for the ball here with plenty of back and forth 

46' We are back underway at the Education City Stadium for the second half!

Portugal are already through and as things stand, remain at the top of Group H, but will be pushing for a winner in the second half. South Korea, meanwhile, must win here, regardless of what happens between Ghana and Uruguay in the other game.

It's been a game of few chances but both sides have looked dangerous in some spells, although most of the shots in the game so far have been from range

The sides head into the break on level terms after Young-gwon canceled out Horta's opener for the Selecao.

HALF-TIME: SOUTH KOREA 1-1 PORTUGAL

45+2' Joao Mario sends the corner in but it evades everybody in the box 

45+1' Portugal have a corner and will be looking to use the opportunity to restore their lead before heading into the break

45' There will be two additional minutes 

44' SAVED AGAIN! Horta collects the ball inside the box, turns around to position himself and then shoots, only for Seung-gyu to save it. 

42' WIDE! Vitinha shoots from outside the box, but Seung-gyu parries it away. Ronaldo dives to connect with it on the rebound but his effort flies wide off the post. He's really keen to add to his World Cup tally. 

40' SAVED! Son looks to score from range but it was saved comfortably by Portuguese keeper Costa.

36' Kang-lee goes into the books for an ill-timed challenge. 

35' It's Vitinha's turn to make a shot but it's straight into the hands of Seung-gyu

34' SAVED! Dalot attempts a shot from range but Seung-gyu dives to keep it out. The Korean custodian is a busy man at the moment. 

33' Seung-gyu races out of his line to catch an incoming cross before Ronaldo could latch on to it

30' RONALDO'S EFFORT IS DEFLECTED WIDE! The Selecao skipper races down the right and looks to nutmeg Seung-gyu, but the South Korean goalkeeper keeps it out, although the flag was raised and it wouldn't have counted anyways. 

29' South Korea have been knocking on Portugal's door and deservedly find an equalizer

27' YOUNG-GWON LEVELS THE SCORE FOR SOUTH KOREA! The corner is played in and it falls for Young-Gwon, who taps it home from close range

27' South Korea have a free kick but Pepe heads it out for a corner 

23' Cleared! Young-gwon got to an incoming cross inside the box ahead of Ronaldo and cleared it away.

19' Portugal are braving a host of crosses from South Korea, who are desperate to find their way back into the match

17' OFFSIDE! South Korea have the ball in the back of the net but it won't count as Jin-su was offside in the build-up

15' CLOSE! Cancelo made his way to the byline and tried to cut it back but South Korea block it

11' South Korea are looking to use their wide players to stretch Portugal out haven't seen a clear opening yet

9' Portugal are marking South Korea closely with all the outfield players behind the ball when they are not in possession 

7' South Korea have woken up from their slumber and are committing bodies forward. Remember, they must win this game to progress into the round of 16

6' GOOOAAAALLLLLLL! PORTUGAL ARE IN FRONT! Dalot makes a rampaging run from the right before cutting the back for an onrushing Horta, who slams the ball into the top-right corner! What a way to make your World Cup debut.

3' Portugal are dominating possession in these opening exchanges

2' Portugal are wearing their white 'away' kits today and attack from right to left

1' We are underway at the Education City Stadium!

South Korea XI: Kim Seung-gyu, Kim Jin-su, Jung Woo-young, Hwang In-beom, Son Heung-min, Cho Gue-sung, Lee Jae-sung, Kim Moon-hwan, Lee Kang-in, Kim Young-gwon, Kwon Kyung-won

Portugal XI: Diogo Costa, Diego Dalot, Pepe, Antonio Silva, Joao Cancelo, Ruben Neves, Matheus Nunes, Vitinha, Joao Mario, Cristiano Ronaldo, Ricardo Horta

In their only previous encounter, South Korea beat Portugal 1-0 in the group stages of the 2002 World Cup, sending the Iberian side out. Although the Selecao are already through to the last-16, a defeat could see them come second if Ghana beat Uruguay by a huge margin.

The Taegeuk Warriors are currently third in the group with a point, gained from their 0-0 draw with Uruguay in the opening clash, but the shock 3-2 loss to Ghana on matchday two upset their progression hopes. Now, they are left to pull off a huge upset against the Selecao, although the Asian side know a thing or two about defeating them.

Portugal are looking to wrap up the group stages with three wins in three and seal top spot in Group H. South Korea, meanwhile, must win in order to have a chance of progressing into the knockout stages.

Hello and welcome to the live text commentary of South Korea vs Portugal! I'm your commentator, Sachin Bhat.