Mexico aims to continue its hot start at the 2018 World Cup when it faces South Korea on Saturday in Group F play. El Tri leads the group with three points after beating Germany 1-0, while Sweden's 1-0 win over South Korea sees them atop the group with the North American nation.
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This is a big one for both. It's a must-win for South Korea if they hope to have any realistic shot, while Mexico will be through to the next round with a win and a Sweden victory over Germany.
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Flying high from their shock victory against Germany, Mexico will look to add to their impressive start with a win against South Korea which will give them a commanding stance in Group F.
Hirving Lozano’s 35th minute goal gave Mexico a lead to defend against Germany and they held their own to give them the chance of realistically qualifying as group winners. South Korea, on the other hand, were underwhelming in their 1-0 defeat against Sweden and struggled to get Son Heung-min into the game, something he later apologised for.
Defeat for South Korea and it’s time to start packing their bags for the plane back home, which could tempt Shin Tae-yong into a more attacking set-up in an attempt to take the game to their opposition.
Predication
South Korea 0 vs 2 Mexico. South Korea were so poor against Sweden and it is hard to see them do much more against another superior opponent. Mexico will be full of confidence and should make light work of South Korea
Group F remains wide open ahead of Mexico's clash against South Korea today.
El Tri shocked World Cup holders Germany with a 1-0 victory in their first group game, and the second matchday will go a long way to deciding who makes the last 16 of the tournament.
A win for Mexico, coupled with the right result from Sweden and Germany's clash, could send them straight through to the knockout stages, though El Tri must be wary of Heun-min Son, who has a point to prove after South Korea's loss to Sweden.
