1-0Full time· Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna· Referee: S. van der Eijk
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See plansScored 2.05 · Conceded 0.95 · Clean sheets 36.8% · BTTS 42.1%
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Head-to-head
1 meeting
Goals
1-0
for each
Avg goals
1.0
per game
BTTS
0%
both scored
Over 2.5
0%
3+ goals
Austria
Biggest win 1-0
South Korea
Managers
R. Rangnick
Germany · 67
In charge since 2022 · 5 teams managed
Myung-Bo Hong
Korea Republic · 56
In charge since 2024 · 7 teams managed
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See plansAustria beat South Korea 1-0 at Ernst Happel Stadion, Vienna.
How it unfolded: 48' M. Sabitzer (AUS).
The numbers, AUS to SOU: possession 55% to 45%; shots on target 1 to 2; total shots 5 to 11; corners 4 to 6.
Top match ratings: Marcel Sabitzer (AUS) at 7.9, Han-Beom Lee (SOU) at 7.3.
Discipline: 1 yellow card.
Changes off the bench: AUS 10, SOU 7.
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