AI Match Analysis & Predictions

Friendlies. National TeamsTuesday, November 18, 2025 at 11:00 AM UTC11:00
SOU

South Korea

Win Probability: 60%
Tuesday, November 18, 2025 at 11:00 AM UTC
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1-0
Prediction: 2-1
AI Prediction
South Korea Win
Result: South Korea Win
High confidence
GHA

Ghana

Win Probability: 15%
Head-to-Head Statistics
South Korea Wins
1
Draws
N/A
Ghana Wins
4
Last Meeting2022-11-28
Score2-3
ResultGhana Win
Predictions
Match ResultSouth Korea Win
High1.902
Correct Score2-1
Medium8.0
Both Teams To ScoreYes
Medium1.78
Total GoalsOver 2.5 Goals
Medium1.976
AI Match Analysis

The analysis points firmly towards a South Korea victory. Their recent form is impressive, and they possess a world-class attacking unit capable of dismantling any defense. Although they are missing three central midfielders, the quality of replacements and the overall team structure should be sufficient to control the game, especially on home turf. Conversely, Ghana is in a precarious position. The sheer volume of injuries to key personnel, including their primary creative force in Mohammed Kudus and athletic forward Inaki Williams, severely blunts their threat. While historically they have performed well against South Korea, most recently a 3-2 victory in the 2022 World Cup, this is a vastly different and weakened squad. We expect South Korea to dominate possession and create numerous chances. Ghana's most likely path to a goal is through a quick counter-attack, which they are capable of, making the 'Both Teams to Score' market appealing. However, South Korea's overall superiority should see them secure a comfortable, if not entirely straightforward, win.

Key Betting Insights

Value Bets
  • South Korea to win and Both Teams to Score. The home side are strong favorites, but Ghana's counter-attacking threat and the high-scoring nature of past meetings suggest the visitors can get on the scoresheet, offering better returns than a straight home win.
Risky Bets
  • Correct Score of 2-1. This result aligns with the prediction of a South Korea win where both teams score, but correctly predicting the exact scoreline is always a high-risk, high-reward proposition.
South Korea Overview

South Korea enters this friendly in strong form, demonstrating a potent attack and solid defensive organization in recent outings, with the notable exception of a heavy defeat to Brazil. Despite missing several key midfielders, their squad depth and the world-class talent of their forward line make them considerable favorites on home soil. The team will look to control possession and leverage the creativity of their attacking stars.

Tactical Notes

Expect South Korea to deploy a high-pressing, possession-based game. The attack will be channeled through Heung-min Son and Hee-Chan Hwang, with Kang-in Lee providing creative support from midfield. The absence of key holding midfielders could make them slightly more vulnerable to counter-attacks, but their disciplined backline will aim to mitigate this risk.

Key Players

Heung-min SonHee-Chan HwangKang-in Lee

Injuries

Hwang In-beomInjured
Baek Seung-hoInjured
Lee Dong-gyeongInjured
Ji-soo KimInjured
Ghana Overview

Ghana comes into this match severely depleted by a significant injury crisis that has ruled out numerous key players across all areas of the pitch, including standout talents like Mohammed Kudus and Inaki Williams. While their historical head-to-head record against South Korea is strong, the current squad is a shadow of its full-strength version. Their recent form has been positive against African opposition but they struggled in their last friendly against Japan.

Tactical Notes

Given the extensive list of absentees, Ghana is likely to adopt a conservative and defensive approach. Manager Otto Addo will probably organize his team to sit deep in a compact block, aiming to frustrate South Korea and strike on the counter-attack. The pace of players like Kamaldeen Sulemana could be their primary weapon in transition, hoping to exploit any space left behind the South Korean midfield.

Key Players

Jordan AyewKamaldeen Sulemana

Injuries

Mohammed KudusInjured
Inaki WilliamsInjured
Antoine SemenyoInjured
Tariq LampteyInjured
Alexander DjikuInjured
Jerome OpokuInjured
Ibrahim OsmanInjured
Joseph AidooInjured
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Match Result Analysis
Final Score1-0
Match Result Correct
Correct Score Incorrect
Both Teams To Score Incorrect
Total Goals Incorrect
Overall Accuracy1/4 (25%)

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