Oman v South Korea: How to watch, TV channel, kick-off time, head-to-head stats and team news

Neither Oman nor South Korea were able to get off to winning starts in their opening World Cup qualifiers last time out and so the two sides will be aiming for their first three points of the campaign when they meet on Tuesday.

Oman were the only side in Group B to suffer defeat as they fell to a 1-0 defeat to Iraq, with Ayman Hussein grabbing the winner in the 13th minute.

South Korea are favourites to progress out of their group but they will need to produce a better performance than last time out, where they were held to a goalless draw at home by Palestine.

How to watch Oman v South Korea, TV channel and live stream

Oman v South Korea is available to watch live on bet365's live streaming service.

Oman v South Korea kick-off time, date and venue

Oman v South Korea will take place at the Sultan Qaboos Sports Complex in Muscat on Tuesday 10th September with kick-off due for 15:00 BST.

Oman v South Korea stats and head-to-head record (H2H)

South Korea have regularly come out on top in this contest with five wins from their eight total meetings while Oman have claimed victory on just one previous occasion - a 3-1 win in an Asian Cup qualifier back in 2003.

The most recent meeting between the two countries came in the 2015 Asian Cup group stages, with Cho Young-Cheol’s strike in first half injury time enough to seal the three points for the Taegeuk Warriors.

Oman v South Korea head-to-head record (H2H)

Oman wins	1
Draws	2
South Korea wins	5

* H2H stats refer to all competitions.

Oman v South Korea team news

Oman team news

There are no injury issues for head coach Jaroslav Silhavy to contend with, however he will be without the services of Arshad Al-Alawi after he was shown his marching orders late on against Oman.

South Korea team news

Hong Myung-Bo is expected to name a full-strength side for this encounter, with Bayern Munich centre-back Kim Min-Jae likely to start in defence and influential captain Son Heung-min to lead the line in what would be his 129th appearance - seven caps away from the South Korean record.