India beat Korea 3-2 highlights, Asian Champions Trophy 2023: India moves top of the table; match updates

India holds on to a nervy 3-2 win over Korea to move top of the points table.

Korea takes off the keeper for an extra outfielder. 96 seconds left on the clock.

GOAL! Jihun Yang drills it low past Sreejesh’s left! GAME ON!

A sprawling save from Sreejesh but a PC is awarded to Korea. Sreejesh makes a save again but the ball ricochets of the postman’s leg. PC.

Sukhjeet collects the ball inside the circle, turns and fires a shot but it goes narrowly wide.

Another PC for Korea after Jigwang’s fired in low cross hits the foot of Jarmanpreet in front of goal.

Manpreet’s foot gets in the way of the dragflick, another PC. Manpreet again gets in the way.

Korea asks for a video referral saying Manpreet’s airswipe was a dangerous play. TV umpire says it isn’t so. Korea loses referral.

Incredible double save from Jaehyeon! Mandeep with a short on the turn is pushed away before Sukhjeet’s rebound is also saved.

PC awarded to Korea after a video referral. Sumit pushed the ball behind the baseline.

Three successive PCs for Korea. Make that 4. Jang, however, can’t find the target in the 4th attempt. His dragflick from the second battery goes wide.

Harmanpreet’s dragflick hits the foot of Jang on the post, penalty stroke awarded to India.

SAVE! Harmanpreet hits his penalty low to the keeper’s right but he dives to make the save!

India earns a PC early in the 4th quarter.

Akashdeep with a shot at goal which is saved. India has managed the last few minutes by circulating possession and without having any real threat at their goal.

Deft stuff from Manpreet who glides past Korean bodies before threading a pass into the path of Mandeep, who fails to collect the ball on the turn.

A thrilling transition from India from the back to front with 4-5 players involved in the build up but Karthi couldn’t get on the end of Mandeep’s cross-shot at goal. But India asks for a referral for a PC but the TV umpire says there is no reason to change the decision. India loses referral.

Another PC for Korea in this quarter and again, Jang’s dragflick goes wide to the left of Pathak and away from goal.

GOAL! Mandeep Singh gives India another goal early in the second half. Shamsher scops it between two defenders into Mandeep in the circle. The striker takes a touch and turns it around to fire a tomahawk into the net.

That was an entertaining opening half with India going up through first through Nilakanta Sharma and Harmanpreet Singh’s goals sandwiched between Sunghyun Kim’sgoal.

Amit Rohidas gets a green card after infringing a Korean attacker with his stick.

Another PC and Harmanpreet sounds the board again, but this time it’s the LED one behind the goal. The crowd and most of us here thought that was another goal for India.

GOAAAL! Harmanpreet gets his goal this time around! He fires it low to the right of the keeper this time and it’s 2-1 India!

Harmanpreet’s dragflick has plenty of pace but Jeahyeon somehow keeps it out with his foot. India has another PC though.

Penalty corner for India after the ball hits the foot of a Korean defender.

Varun takes a shot at goal but the ball is deflected behind by a Korean stick.

Sumit looks to make his way into the circle deep inside Korea’s half but he is dispossessed. Korea starts a counter before India wins back possession.

That was an entertaining start to the game with Korea giving a real fight in attack.

GOAL! Korea responds quickly with an equaliser through Sunghhyun Kim! Manjae Jung finds Kim at the edge of the circle and he turns and fires it low past Pathak.

Korea cuts the ball back across goal but Sumit is there to cut it out and dribbles his way out of trouble to the delight of the crowd here.

Manpreet goes forward with a ball and fires in a pass to Sukhjeet in the circle but the attacker can’t get his shot away.

GOAAAL! They didn’t need Karthi after all... Nilakanta Sharma opens the scoring. He had the simplest task of being in the right place and stabbing home the finish after Sukhjeet danced past two defenders at the baseline before cutting it back.

Spells of possession for both teams but so far neither team has been able to make its way into the opposition circle.

The fans here in the stands want the local boy. ‘Karthi... Karthi...’ chants going on in the east stand.

India in blue get things underway from left to right.

India: Varun Kumar, Jarmanpreet Singh, Manpreet Singh, Hardik Singh, Mandeep Singh, Krishan Bahadur Pathak (GK), Harmanpreet Singh, Sumit, Shamsher Singh, Akashdeep Singh, Gurjant Singh

Korea: Jaehyeon Kim, Manjae Jung, Jungjun Lee, Woo Cheon Ji, Cheoleon Park, Hyeseung Lee, Sunghyun Kim, Seunghoon Lee, Hyeongjin Kim, Jonghun Jang (C), Lee Juyoung

It was a case of too little too late for Japan as it squandered multiple chances and fell to a 3-1 defeat against Malaysia at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Hockey Stadium here on Monday.

Japan was slow to start but produced countless chances only to let them slip away - a tale that would feel familiar to coach Akira Takahashi by now. Malaysia hung by a thread for three quarters but came out with a spot in the semifinals

When will the India vs Korea Asian Champions Trophy 2023 match be played?

The India vs Korea Asian Champions Trophy 2023 match will be played on Monday, August 7 , 2023. The match will start at 08:30PM IST.

Where will the India vs Korea Asian Champions Trophy 2023 match be played?

The India vs Korea Asian Champions Trophy 2023 match will be played at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Hockey Stadium in Chennai.

Where to watch the live telecast of the India vs Korea Asian Champions Trophy 2023 match?

The India vs Korea Asian Champions Trophy 2023 match will be telecast live on the Star Sports Network in India.

Where to live stream India vs Korea Asian Champions Trophy 2023 match?

The India vs Korea Asian Champions Trophy 2023 match will be live streamed on the Fancode mobile app.

HEAD-TO-HEAD RECORD

India has a superior record in its meetings with Korea with 35 wins.

India - 35 | Korea - 11 | Draw - 12

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India will take on South Korea in the fourth-round match of the Asian Champions Trophy 2023 at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium in Chennai on Monday.

India moved top of the table after its thumping 5-0 win over Malaysia and will look to consolidate its position with another win.

India is unbeaten in the tournament with two wins and a draw. Korea, too, is unbeaten with a win and two draws to be placed third in the table with five points.