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ESPN Friday 19 June 2026, 01:59 UTC By ESPN 1 min read
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We've finally reached the second group stage matches, and co-hosts Mexico are looking to get their second win of the 2026 FIFA World Cup as they host South Korea in Guadalajara. Can El Tri get another win to secure qualification to the knockout stage, or will South Korea spoil the party and earn their second win of the World Cup? Join us for all the updates from today's game.

We've finally reached the second group stage matches, and co-hosts Mexico are looking to get their second win of the 2026 FIFA World Cup as they host South Korea in Guadalajara. Can El Tri get another win to secure qualification to the knockout stage, or will South Korea spoil the party and earn their second win of the World Cup? Join us for all the updates from today's game.
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