The South Korean national football team gave up three goals in the first half alone against Uruguay in a friendly match, heading into the second half trailing 0-3.

South Korea finished the first half 0-3 in the football friendly against Uruguay held at Seoul World Cup Stadium on the 28th at 8 p.m.

Uruguay took an early lead with Darwin Nunez's opening goal around the 13th minute of the first half. Giorgian De Arrascaeta then scored an additional goal around the 27th minute, stretching the gap to two goals. The onslaught did not stop there. Around the 43rd minute, Guillermo Varela joined the scoring, making it 0-3.

South Korea took the field that day in a 4-4-2 formation with Son Heung-min and Oh Hyeon-gyu up front. Hwang Hee-chan and Lee Kang-in were deployed on the left and right wings, while Lee Jae-sung and Kim Bong-su formed the midfield. In the back four, Kim Min-jae and Lee Han-beom played centrally, with Lee Tae-seok and Seol Young-woo on the flanks. Kim Seung-gyu guarded the goal.

However, South Korea conceded three times in the first half alone, finding itself in a difficult situation. After allowing the opening goal early in the first half, the team gave up goals in succession and began the second half trailing by three.

For South Korea, a shift in momentum in the second half is urgent. The key will be whether the attacking line of Son Heung-min, Hwang Hee-chan, and Lee Kang-in can break down the Uruguayan defense and produce goals to mount a comeback.