South Korea vs Germany Betting Odds, team news, recent form

South Korea is the only team so far who have been out of the world cup from their group and their last match against Germany would be for pride. The Koreans may dreamt of a longer world cup journey but they failed to Sweden in their first game and blamed it all on the Swedish and then again they fell short of Mexico in their second game 2-1 with a stunner from Son Heung Min couldn’t get them any points. However, if South Korea manages to win this game then Sweden and Mexico would be through to the next round but if they lose then Sweden is most likely to be replaced by Germany but for that the Germans needed to win this game. Germany has been terrible as of late on the ground and they need to change that if they really want to continue their world cup dream. Germany has a plenty of injuries too on the team and that would be a concern for Joachim Low but a lot will depend on the pair of Toni Kroos and Marco Reus in this game because South Korean has been very organized when it comes to defending and they might frustrate the Germans in this game.

Betting Odds:

According to bet365 the odds of South Korea winning this game is 16, odds of drawing this game is 13/2 and the odds of Germany winning this game is 1/5. Similar odds have been provided by skybet too as their odds for South Korea emerging out victorious are 14 and probability for a draw is 6 and for Germany to win the odds are 1/5. Betfair odd for South Korea is 17, for Germany is 1/5 and the odds of this match ending in a draw are 13/2.

Team News:

The German defense would see a couple of changes as Sebastian Rudy broke his nose and would not take part in this game alongside Jerome Boateng who is suspended from playing this game. Marco Reus will start in this game and maybe Khedira will also be given a start alongside Toni Kroos.

South Korea is most likely to feature the same playing 11 that played against Mexico with Heung Son Min leading the line.