Chicharito Scores as Mexico Beat South Korea in 2018 World Cup

But on Saturday night, he was the beloved professor. With FuboTV, World Cup live streams are available in 4K.

South Korea is 0-5-2 in its last seven World Cup games dating back to 2010.

Son Heung-min of South Korea (L) dribbles past Andres Guardado of Mexico during the teams' Group F contest at the FIFA World Cup at Rostov Arena in Rostov-on-Don, Russia, on June 23, 2018.

"I watched the play, and it's 100 percent a foul", he said. "But remember, football is subjective". "We are very pleased with the support we get here".

The fans could be forgiven, though, for letting themselves get lost in their feelings.

Even then Germany fell back into the pedestrian performance of the first half, lethargic in defence and inconsistent in attack - the same frailties that plagued the side against Mexico resurfacing once more.

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Mexico dominated possession throughout the match, striking first blood in the 26th minute from the penalty area, when Carlos Vela cooly converted his spot kick. Hernandez officially put the match out of reach in the 66 minute when tallied his 50 career goal in a Mexico shirt with a rocket into the right corner.

"We've come to Russian Federation with a lot of criticism, but we've been able to challenge that", Hernández said through an interpreter. "I think the change in the weather will probably impact us negatively". We want to stay calm and concentrate.

South Korea gained a conciliation in stoppage time courtesy of an excellent left-footed strike from Son Heung-min.

Rostov-on-Don: Mexico beat South Korea with a graceful 2-1 victory in their Group F match in Rostov-on-Don on Saturday. "For me, scoring goals is not important".

No matter the final result, though, one thing is clear.

Jeonbuk Motors star Lee, named the K-League's best player in 2017, called on the team to do everything they can to maximise Son's talents.

Osorio admitted he didn't know exactly how South Korea would be lining up tactically in Rostov, but said he had a plan A and plan B depending on how the Asian side approach the game. Postgame fines from FIFA for use of the slur have essentially become an everyday part of the Mexican federation's match-day expenditures.

Mexico upset Germany to start the tournament and would be in strong position to advance with another win.

Only this time, their words were heeded.