Brazil vs South Korea Live Score, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar: Brazil storm into the quarters with 4-1 win

That's it for the night. We will see you tomorrow again. Till then take care and be well. Bye for now.

Brazil have used more players (26) at this World Cup than any other team has ever used at a single World Cup.

Rotation is key. ♻️ pic.twitter.com/MMGvK8eICw
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FT | 🇧🇷 Brazil 4–1 South Korea 🇰🇷

A Seleção didn't push hard after HT, while South Korea had several chances, and they got a consolation goal through Seung-Ho Paik.

Brazil reach the #FIFAWorldCup quarterfinals at the 8th consecutive tournament! 👏👏#BRAKOR #Qatar2022 pic.twitter.com/WWedZFqjQT
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A couple of tweets before we end this.

So Brazil will face Croatia in the quarter-finals next.

FULL-TIME! Brazil 4 South Korea 1. The damage was done in the first half as Brazil were rampant. Four goals in 36 minutes effectively ended the game. South Korea got a goal back in the 2nd half as Brazil eased off.

4 minutes of added time.

By bringing on your third choice goalkeeper for 10 minutes, Tite has now used all 26 players on his squad.

Brazil with two changes: Neymar and Alisson make way for Rodrygo and Weverton.

Gue-Sung Cho gets in behind and strikes it well and is saved by Alisson. But the flag is up and Cho had gone just a bit too early.

GOAL! Seung-Ho Paik in the 76th minute! Brazil 4 South Korea 1. My word that is some strike from outside the box on the half-volley. After a free-kick is cleared, Paik with a blaster from his left-foot which gives Alisson no chance as it comes from a crowd of bodies and goes into the bottom-right corner. A peach of a hit.

Double change for Brazil: Vinicius Junior and Danilo make way for Martinelli and Bremer.

Now Alisson at the other end makes a fine save to keep Hee-Chan Hwang's fierce drive out. But the ball strikes a Korean player lying in an offside position after the save and the flag is up.

Brazil change: Eder Militao off and Dani Alves on.

Once again Seung-Gyu Kim denies Raphinha who went in with his right-foot and to the near-post.

Raphinha with terrific feet and he is certain to score the fifth but Seung-Gyu Kim dives to push it wide. Good save that.

Two changes for South Korea: Son Jun-Ho replaces Jung Woo-young, and Hong Chul replaces Kim Jin-su.

That was going in as well from Son. What a save from Alisson as I see the replay.

Son is in behind Marquinhos and tries to curl it past Alisson but the keeper turns it wide of the far-post. Great save that.

Second half begins.

HALF-TIME! Brazil 4 South Korea 0. Absolute domination from the Selecao as they score four inside the first 36 minutes. South Korea kept leaving spaces and were punished. Richarlison's goal the pick of the four scored so far.

Should have been five there but Richarlison who is away on the right goes for goal and the shot is saved. Had he squared that, was a tap-in for two of his mates.

5 minutes of added time.

Two more chances for Brazil - first Paqueta's flick is saved by the goalie and Vinicius' cross fails to meet the outstretched leg of Raphinha.

GOAL! Lucas Paqueta in the 36th minute! Brazil 4 South Korea 0. South Korea have been ripped open again. The ball is carried from midfield and Vinicius down the left dinks a lovely ball to the back stick where Paqueta side-foots a volley into the corner. Cue more dancing as Brazil run riot.

Hwang Hee-chan gets away on the left and attempts to beat Alisson at his near-post but the keeper makes himself big and saves it well.

GOAL! Richarlison in the 28th minute! Brazil 3 South Korea 0. That's all Richarlison, he juggles the ball on its head then passes to Paqueta who finds Casemiro, who slides it into Richarlison who has made a forward run, a touch and then a calm finish past the keeper. That's Brazil at its very best.

STAT courtesy The Athletic: Neymar is now one goal from equaling Pele's record total of 77 for the Brazilian national team.

Hwang Hee-Chan from distance tries to curl one into the far corner but Alisson palms it over the crossbar.

GOAL! Neymar in the 12th minute! Brazil 2 South Korea 0. Neymar with that trademark stuttering run of his, coolly passes the ball to the left of Kim Seung-gyu who was shuffling and trying to put off Neymar. But the Brazilian superstar makes no mistake by steering the ball into the corner as the goalie sat down.

PENALTY TO BRAZIL! It gets worse for South Korea as Richarlison nips in front of Woo-Young Jung who does not know he is coming, a leg is stuck out and the Spurs man falls to the ground. Referee Clément Turpin points to the spot and it's a clear foul as well.

GOAL! Vincius Junior in the 7th minute! Brazil 1 South Korea 0. Korea are caught out on the right as Raphinha gets across and squares to the middle, Vinicius is found on the back stick and he takes a touch, composes himself and steers it past a host of bodies into the corner. Dreadful start for South Korea.

KICK-OFF!

The anthems are done and we are ready for kick-off.

South Korea Subs: Yoon, Paik, Bum-Keun Song, Jun-Ho Son, Hong, Eui-Jo Hwang, Na, Kang-In Lee, Kyung-Won Kwon, Jo, Chang-Hoon Kwon, Tae-Hwan Kim, Yu-Min Cho,Jeong, Min-Kyu Song.

Brazil Subs: Fred, Weverton, Dani Alves, Fabinho, Bruno Guimaraes, Antony, Rodrygo, Everton Ribeiro, Ederson, Bremer, Pedro, Martinelli.

The players are out for the warm-ups.

Two changes for South Korea: Kim Min-jae and Hwang Hee-chan come in for Kwon Kyung-won and Lee Kang-in.

10 changes to Brazil's side that lost to Cameroon. Only Eder Militao retains his place while Neymar comes back.

OFFICIAL SOUTH KOREA XI:

Seung-Gyu; Jin-Su, Kim Min-Jae, Woo-Young, Moon-Hwan; Young-Gwon, Hwang Inbeom, Jae-Sung; Hwang Hee-Chan, Cho Gue-Sung, Son.

OFFICIAL BRAZIL XI:

Allison Becker, Danilo, Thiago Silva, Marquinhos, Eder Militao, Casemiro, Lucas Paqueta, Vinicius Jr., Neymar, Raphinha, Richarlison.

South Korea's run to the knockout stages has been straight out of a fairytale. They looked destined to be eliminated but scored a late goal to stun Portugal in their final group-stage game as they qualified at the expense of Uruguay, who were knocked out despite beating Ghana 2-0.

Brazil made it through to the Round of 16 with a game to spare after successive wins against Serbia and Switzerland, but they lost 1-0 to Cameroon in their previous encounter. Of course, you could argue that their starting XI that day wasn't anywhere close to being full strength, but the four-time world champions will look to make a statement with a commanding victory today. South Korea won't be pushovers, mind you...

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