(World Cup) Popular TV analyst sees Son Heung-min as key player vs. Mexico (opens original article in a new tab)
A TV analyst predicts South Korea's Son Heung-min will be key in the match against Mexico, citing his physical stats and experience, while noting Mexico's defensive weaknesses and the need to contain their attackers.
- Lee Young-pyo, a FIFA World Cup analyst, predicts Son Heung-min will be crucial for South Korea against Mexico.
- Son Heung-min had 40% of South Korea's shot attempts against Czechia and a top sprint speed of 35 km/h.
- Lee notes Mexico's suspended defender Cesar Montes will benefit South Korea in aerial battles during set pieces.
- Lee advises South Korea to focus on containing Mexico's goal scorers Julian Quinones and Raul Jimenez.
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