U20 World Cup: When is the game between Nigeria and South Korea and how can I watch on TV & live stream?

Soccernet.ng brings you everything you need to know about the Flying Eagles’ World Cup fixture against the Taegeuk Warriors

Nigeria continue their quest for a maiden FIFA U20 World Cup triumph with a mouth-watering fixture against the South Korea.

Still basking in the euphoria of their shocking 2-0 triumph over hosts Argentina, the Flying Eagles know that anything short of victory against the Asians would see them return home empty-handed.

The Taegeuk Warriors on the other hand overcame a tough Ecuador side 3-2 in a keenly contested Round of 16 showdown to secure a place in the last eight.

Having finished in second place their last time out (Poland 2021), Kim Eun-jung’s boys would face their chances against Ladan Bosso’s side as they aim to continue their fairy tale run in Argentina – and most importantly – emerge as world champions for the first time ever.

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WHEN IS THE GAME

The match between Nigeria and South Korea is scheduled for 18:30 (West African Time) on Sunday, June 4.

WHAT CHANNELS CAN I WATCH THE GAME ON TV?

04/6/23     18:30 WAT (6.30PM)       Nigeria  vs Korea Republic     Super Sports

HOW DO I STREAM LIVE?

More and more people are cutting the cord and switching from traditional television packages to live streaming.

If you are looking to stream this cracker legally on a laptop, tablet or smartphone rather than watch on television, then Plus.fifa.com is your best option. Watch by clicking HERE!

WHERE IS THE CLASH OF THE TITANS?

Estadio Unico Madre de Ciudades, Santiago del Estero

NIGERIA SQUAD

Goalkeepers: Chijoke Aniagboso, Nathaniel Nwosu, Saheed Jimoh
Defenders: Daniel Bameyi, Benjamin Frederick, Israel Domingo, Abel Ogwuche, Augustine Njoku, Solomon Abalaka
Midfielders: Daniel Daga, Samson Lawal, Victor Eletu, Ibrahim Abdullahi, John Joshua, Tochukwu Nnadi
Strikers: Haliru Sarki, Jude Sunday, Ibrahim Mohammed, Lawal Salem Fago, Kehinde Ibrahim, Emmanuel Umeh