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South Korea vs. Ghana Prediction: 2022 World Cup Betting Odds

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South Korea is a short +144 favourite on the soccer odds with Ghana +188 and a draw +209.

South Korea vs. Ghana Odds

South Korea v Ghana

  • South Korea +160
  • Draw +218
  • Ghana +174

On the draw no bet odds, South Korea is -137 and Ghana +100. The total is set at 2.5 goals with the under a -181 favourite. South Korea is -105 as the first team to score with Ghana +114 and no goals +6600. That only South Korea scores is +300, Ghana only +370, both +103 and neither +720.

To win Group H, South Korea is the +900 third favourite and Ghana the +3100 long shot. That the group winner is South Korea is +1100 with no -9901. That it’s Ghana is +1300 with no -9901. A Ghana/South Korea 1-2 finish would pay +36900. To finish bottom, Ghana is the -167 favourite with South Korea +172. You can also wager on how many points South Korea finishes the group stage with. Four is the +194 leader.

It’s the first match between these countries since a 2014 friendly.

Team South Korea

South Korea can neither qualify for the knockout round of be eliminated in this match. As an underdog in its opening match, the South Koreans drew 0-0 with Uruguay. Star and captain Son-Heung Min played with a face mask after suffering a fractured eye socket earlier this month, but the Tottenham Hotspur player didn’t have much of an impact. He is +210 for an anytime goal here. The Koreans held possession just 44 per cent of the time and had seven shots but none on goal. They also committed 10 fouls and were lucky that two Uruguay shots hit the post. South Korea’s best chance game in the first half when Nottingham Forest-owned Hwang Ui-jo had an open look but shot over the crossbar. Three points against the Ghanaians — the lowest-placed team at the tournament in 61st place in the world rankings — is a must for South Korea to advance with the last match in the group stage against Portugal.

Team Ghana

A loss would eliminate Ghana from any chance at advancing following a 3-2 opening loss to group favourite Portugal. André Ayew (73rd minute) and Osman Bukari (89th) had the goals for Ghana. It possessed the ball just 38 per cent of the time and committed a whopping 19 fouls. Coach Otto Addo criticized the American referee who awarded the penalty that resulted in Cristiano Ronaldo’s record goal for a 1-0 lead, calling it “a special gift.” When asked what he thought was the reason for Ghana’s narrow defeat, Addo responded: “The referee.” Replays indicated that Mohammed Salisu had indeed touched the ball away from Ronaldo’s feet before the attacker fell to the ground, so it shouldn’t have been a penalty. Ghana’s favourite for an anytime goal in this match is Inaki Williams Dannis at +275.

South Korea vs. Ghana Prediction

South Korea 1, Ghana 0