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World Cup 2026 · Group A

South Korea Fan Guide

Everything you need to follow South Korea at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Three group matches across 2 host cities, the team base camp, broadcasters in your region, and live prediction-market odds. AFC · FIFA Rank #19 · Coached by Hong Myung-bo.

Group

A

Group stage

Matches

3

2 cities

FIFA Rank

#19

AFC

WC Appearances

11

Best: 4th Place

Match Schedule

South Korea's three group-stage matches. Each link opens the match preview with kickoff details, venue info and travel guidance.

Cities You'll Visit

South Korea play across 2 host cities in the group stage. Open each city guide for hotels, airport transit and food picks.

Team Base Camp

Where South Korea train between matches. Fans sometimes catch open sessions and meet-and-greets. Check the federation's social channels closer to the tournament.

South Korea base camp at Zapopan

Mexico

Zapopan, Jalisco

Chivas Verde Valle

Taeguk Warriors train at the Chivas reserve facility in Verde Valle. The 1,560m altitude matches their Group A opener venue (Estadio Akron, Guadalajara), saving them an adjustment period before kickoff.

Prediction Market Odds

Live implied probabilities from Kalshi real-money prediction markets.

To win Group A

21%

Kalshi market price

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Where to Watch South Korea

FIFA World Cup 2026 broadcasters in major markets. Every South Korea match airs on the host-country networks listed below.

United States

FOX, Telemundo

Streaming: FOX Sports app, Peacock

Canada

TSN, CTV

Streaming: TSN+, Crave

Mexico

TUDN, Canal 5

Streaming: ViX, TUDN

United Kingdom

BBC, ITV

Streaming: BBC iPlayer, ITVX

Australia

Optus Sport

Streaming: Optus Sport

About South Korea

Snapshot of South Korea's 2026 squad and outlook.

South Korea arrive at World Cup 2026 as Asia's most decorated World Cup nation, having famously reached the semi-finals on home soil in 2002 under Guus Hiddink. Captain Son Heung-min, one of the Premier League's all-time great forwards, is almost certainly playing in his final World Cup at age 34. Placed in Group A alongside hosts Mexico, South Africa, and Czech Republic, the Taeguk Warriors have every reason to believe they can advance from the group stage. Under coach Hong Myung-bo - himself a legend from the class of 2002 - South Korea will mix defensive discipline with pacey counter-attacking football powered by PSG's Lee Kang-in.

Key players

Kim Seung-gyuLee Tae-seokPaik Seung-hoYang Hyun-junOh Hyeon-gyu

Get to a South Korea match

Tickets, FIFA ID, hospitality and resale

Sale phases, prices, scam warnings and the only legitimate secondary market.

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