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This Tuesday will see more Group B action when Argentina and South Korea go head to head Ellis Park in Johannesburg. Many will be viewing this game as a foregone conclusion with Argentina taking an easy win, but you just never can tell. This is sure to be an spirited encounter so make sure you join us here on action8cricket.com for all the action; we will be providing the highest quality live streaming soccer throughout the World Cup.
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Argentina:
Argentina, despite only claiming a
1-0 win in their opening match against Nigeria, pretty much controlled the entire game and showed that they are more than capable of dominating opponents. The scoreline is, honestly, a bit deceiving, especially considering the chances they were afforded early on.
Lionel Messi looks as if he has decided to put any concerns over his international form to rest after making amazing run after run.
Gonzolo Higuaín looked a bit shaky, missing some opportunities, but hopefully for him those nerves will settle as the tournament progresses.
Carlos Tevéz on the other hand was magnificent and worked really well with Messi, particularly when he set him up for a break in the second half. As for the defensive unit of
Gutierrez,
Demichelis,
Heinze, and
Samuel, they may have claimed the shutout but that didn’t keep them from allowing quite a few shaky moments. Heinze gets a free pass since his remarkable 6th minute header was the difference in claiming 3 points or 1, but as a unit, they will need to tighten up as they progress further in the tournament and face teams that will not fail to capitalize on their mistakes. In injury news,
Maxi Rodiriguez is rumored to be starting in the place of Juan Sebastian Veron after he suffered a right calf strain against Nigeria.
South Korea:
They must have put something in the water over there in Asia because every team the continent has brought to South Africa thus far has impressed, with the most prominent being South Korea. The Taeguk Warriors absolutely
dominated Greece in every facet of the game Saturday and hope to ride their newfound wave of confidence into their ensuing encounter with Argentina. Manchester United midfielder and Korean superstar
Park Ji-Sung was the obvious player of the match against the Greeks and very well may have been the most impressive player in the opening group matches. His pace, always unparalleled, was perhaps better than ever as he out hustled and created for the South Koreans all match long. As a whole, the team displayed a sense of togetherness that many probably didn’t expect coming into South Africa and you can’t really help but think they are somewhat reminiscent of the 2002 squad. Their defense’s ability to press forward and assist in the attack along with doing a solid job protecting the goal is something that could potentially give Argentina some problems in Thursday’s fixture.
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Argentina vs. South Korea 2010 World Cup Predictions Group B Odds: Argentina and South Korea (Korea Republic) are knotted up in Group B World Cup play with three points following the first week of play. Thursday the two sides will battle at Soccer City Stadium, Johannesburg with kick-off time set for 7:30 am Eastern (American time).
Argentina is the favorite side to win Group B , listed at -400 odd on the Bodog World Cup board. For Thursday's match, Bodog.com oddsmakers list Argentina as a 1-goal
favorite with a 2 1/2-goal total. South Korea is getting +800 odds on the Bodog moneyline while Argentina is giving -275. Those betting on a Draw to occur are getting +230 moneyline odds.
South Korea and Argentina emerged from the first group of matches on top with a win each. Each side enters Thursday's game knowing a second victory could be a launching point to the final 16.
Argentina and South Korea won their respective opening games against Nigeria and Greece although both have different goals for the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa, with the South Americans' sights fixed firmly on a third title and the South Koreans chasing qualification for the knockout rounds for the first time beyond their own shores.
South Korea's will come to Thursday's match-up with group favorite Argentina with plenty of confidence after their 2-0 victory over Greece on Saturday.
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"To be honest we are a little nervous heading into the match-up with Argentina as they have some of the world's best players," said Kim Nam Il, South Korea's talented midfielder. "But we are not intimidated by their qualities and we have unwavering confidence in ourselves. They may boast Messi, but we can count on captain Park Ji-Sung to lead us to a good result."
Argentina, with world renowned players like Lionel Messi, Javier Mascherano and Juan Sebastian Veron is an incredibly strong opponent for South Korea; however, South Korea is notorious for pulling magic out of thin air. This should be a fantastic game to watch but Argentina should prevail.
I wouldn’t go as far as to say it is David v. Goliath in this particular match-up, but it’s the closest thing we have in Group B. In fact, South Korea is actually a pretty respectable football nation. As co-hosts in 2002 they finished a sublime fourth. Even more so, they have qualified for each of the last six World Cups and in all likelihood have supplanted Japan as the true power and constant in Asia.
Park Ji-Sung is an exceptional world-class player for South Korea, and the Manchester United winger’s brilliance will be seen this summer. But when on the pitch against Argentina’s handful of skillful footballers, in a game of poker it’d be like an Ace-high hand against a full house.
