09.06.2026 • Updated: 19.06.2026
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Mexico vs South Korea Match result — 19.06.2026

Mexico
W
June 19, 2026
01:00
World Cup
1 0
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Hours
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South Korea
W

H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Total games 4
Total Goals Avg 3.25
Both teams scored 75%
2.00 Total average 1.25
0.33 Yellow cards 2.00
Last 4 matches
xG
19.06.2026 World Cup
Mexico
South Korea
1 0 1 0 0 0
0.48 0.69
0 2
0 2
0 0
10.09.2025 Friendlies
Mexico
South Korea
2 1 1 2 0 2
3 1
1 0
0 0
14.11.2020 Friendlies
Mexico
South Korea
3 0 3 2 1 1
0 0
0 0
23.06.2018 World Cup
South Korea
Mexico
1 0 1 2 1 1
7 5
4 0
0 0

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Mexico

Team Overview

In their latest World Cup match, Mexico hosted South Africa and secured a convincing 2-0 victory. This win marked their second consecutive triumph in the tournament, solidifying their strong start.

Match statistics (Mexico vs South Africa):

  • Possession: 61% – 39%
  • Corners: 3 – 1
  • Fouls: 12 – 11
  • Yellow cards: 1 – 2
  • Shots on target: 4 – 2
South Korea

Team Overview

South Korea faced Czechia in their last World Cup outing, emerging victorious with a 2-1 scoreline. This win came after a previous loss, showcasing their ability to bounce back effectively.

Match statistics (South Korea vs Czechia):

  • Possession: 62% – 38%
  • Corners: 4 – 5
  • Fouls: 9 – 16
  • Yellow cards: 1 – 0
  • Shots on target: 6 – 4

Mexico - South Korea Match Result

Mexico edges South Korea in a tightly contested World Cup clash

In a hard-fought encounter, Mexico secured a narrow 1-0 victory over South Korea, thanks to a second-half goal from L. Romo. The match, part of the Group Stage in the World Cup, showcased both teams' tactical discipline and determination.

Despite South Korea dominating possession with 58%, they struggled to convert their control into clear-cut chances, managing only two shots on target compared to Mexico's four. The match was characterized by a physical battle, with Mexico committing nine fouls to South Korea's seven, and the latter receiving two yellow cards, one to Lee Kang-In early on and another to Paik Seung-Ho shortly after the hour mark.

The turning point came in the 50th minute when Romo found the back of the net, giving Mexico the lead. This goal shifted the momentum, forcing South Korea to push harder for an equalizer, yet they were unable to break through Mexico's resolute defense.

As the match progressed, Mexico made several substitutions to maintain their lead, while South Korea's attempts to level the score were thwarted, culminating in a disappointing result for the Asian side. The match highlighted Mexico's ability to capitalize on limited opportunities while South Korea will need to reflect on their finishing as they move forward in the tournament.