South Korea beats the Czech Republic 2-1 in a World Cup match as Hwang In-beom plays a key role in the comeback. The Czech side takes the lead first when Ladislav Krejci heads home from a corner to make it 1-0. South Korea then responds through Hwang In-beom, who scores a sharp goal to level the match. Hwang also creates another chance as Korea pushes forward and ultimately secures the win. The match turns on South Korea’s ability to respond after conceding and on Hwang’s direct impact in the attacking phase, including both a goal and a decisive contribution to the team’s follow-up play. Overall, the result reflects a late-game shift in momentum for South Korea, who overcome the early Czech breakthrough and finish with a narrow victory.