South Korea come from behind to defeat Czechia in a World Cup match in Guadalajara. The Czech side take the lead early in the second half when Ladislav Krejci scores, putting South Korea under pressure. South Korea respond with changes that turn the match in their favor, including contributions from players such as Feyenoord’s Hwang In-beom. As the game progresses, South Korea create chances and eventually level the match and complete the comeback. The decisive moment arrives late, when substitute Oh Hyeon-gyu scores a winning goal, described by outlets as a late World Cup winner. Multiple reports frame Oh’s strike as the key factor in securing the three points for South Korea after they had trailed following Czechia’s second-half opener. The match is characterized by South Korea’s late surge and Czechia’s early advantage through Krejci, before the result swings with Oh’s goal.