PORT ELIZABETH, South Africa - South Korea will try to apply lessonslearned in its group-stage defeat to Argentina when it faces another LatinAmerican opponent - Uruguay - in the round of 16 on Saturday.It's the first of two second-round matchups pitting Asia against LatinAmerica, the continents with the most to be pleased about at this year's WorldCup.Japan takes on Paraguay in the other knocko
ARGENTINARomero – 6.5 – Didn’t have a massive amount to do in truth, and he was badly left exposed for the goal, which was certainly not his fault.Quickly off his line when required, the AZ custodian has little reason to be dissatisfied with his performance.Gutierrez – 7 – Deployed in the right-back role, the Newcastle United winger looked like a left-sided midfielde
By DENNIS PASSA AP Sports WriterPORT ELIZABETH, South Africa - South Korea star midfielder Park Ji-sung thinks North Korea could surprise some teams at the World Cup. North Korea may be one of the longshots, but Manchester United's Park said the team has the advantage of adding a little mystery to the tournament.'Since North Korea has players that are not well known, that could be a difficult fa