Germany vs South Korea World Cup 2026 Tickets

Germany vs South Korea World Cup tickets connect supporters to a fixture packed with upset potential, iconic moments, and vibrant international atmospheres. German fans arrive expecting technical mastery and tournament pedigree, while South Korean supporters bring pride, energy, and their own record of World Cup heroics. SeatPick allows buyers to easily compare ticket prices, available seats, and vendors, offering secure, transparent access to this truly global event.

Both teams are regulars at major tournaments—Germany renowned for their multiple World Cup crowns, and South Korea celebrated across Asia for historic deep runs in the competition.

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Germany vs South Korea Match History

• Germany 3-2 South Korea, Dallas, USA (FIFA World Cup Group C), 27 June 1994.
  In a dramatic group-stage clash, Germany edged South Korea thanks to goals from Klinsmann (twice) and Riedle, but the Asian side came alive in the second half. Hwang Sun-hong and Hong Myung-bo brought Korea back into contention, with Germany holding on in a nervy finish that thrilled both sets of fans.

• South Korea 0-1 Germany, Seoul, South Korea (FIFA World Cup Semi-final), 25 June 2002.
  This historic semi-final saw Germany secure passage to the final through Michael Ballack’s second-half goal. South Korea’s run to the last four was dramatic, but Germany’s organization and clinical finish earned the victory—a testament to the European side’s World Cup tradition.

• South Korea 2-0 Germany, Kazan, Russia (FIFA World Cup Group F), 27 June 2018.
  One of the great modern shocks in World Cup history. With Germany needing a win to advance, South Korea struck twice in added time—first Kim Young-gwon following a VAR decision, then Son Heung-min on an empty net after Manuel Neuer’s attempted foray forward. The defeat sent Germany out in the group stage for the first time in 80 years and marked another milestone for Korean football.

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