Suarez just misses

Suarez found a lot of room to work with and his shot just rolled wide of the German goal.

1-1 in the 44th minute and Germany has a free kick right outside the Uruguay box.

Kingson saves day vs. Suarez

Kingson made a nice save on Suarez's right-footed shot from a tight angle. How great have Suarez and Forlan been in the 2010 World Cup?

It's 1-1 in the 73rd minute but Uruguay has taken the momentum of the game since the Forlan strike.

Ghana subbed out midfielder Samuel Inkoom for Stephen Appiah.

Snipe City, South Africa

Suarez just scored one of the prettiest goals of the tournament, a bending shot off the post and in from the edge of the box.

His second goal of the match, this one in the 80th minute gave Uruguay a 2-1 lead.

2-1 Uruguay in the 83rd minute, they've completely taken over since the South Korean goal. Let's see if South Korea has an answer.

Yellow card for South Korean defender Cho Yong-Hyung.

Suarez is subbed out for Alvaro Fernandez.

South Korea forward Yeom Ki-Hun is in for Ki Sung-Yueng.

Suarez with a chance for Uruguay

Suarez has had two chances for Uruguay. A shot/cross that was hit out by South Korean goalkeeper Jung Sung-Ryong.

Then he stayed onside and was wide open for a header off a long ball but he bounced it wide. It is pouring and the field is pretty beat up.

1-1 in the 76th minute and Uruguay seems to have woken up again.

South Korea defender Cha Du-Ri picked up a yellow card in the 69th minute and Uruguay subbed midfielder Alvaro Pereira for Nicolas Lodeiro.

Uruguay-South Korea live blog

The knockout stage opens with what should be a free-flowing, offensive game.

In the fourth minute, South Korea forward Park Chu-Young hit the post on a free kick.

A few moments later, in the seventh minute, Uruguay cashed in on their first chance as Diego Forlan turned his defender and served a cross that got by at least three South Koreans and connected with Luis Suarez, who put it in from a tough angle.

1-0 Uruguay in the 13th minute.

Starting 11's:
Uruguay Lineup
G
1Fernando Muslera
CD-L
3Diego Godín
CD-R
2Diego Lugano
LB
4Jorge Fucile
RB
16Maxi Pereira
LM
17Egidio Arévalo
RM
15Diego Pérez
F
9Luis Suárez
RCF
10Diego Forlán
AM-L
11Álvaro Pereira
AM-R
7Edinson Cavani

South Korea Lineup
G
18Jung Sung-Ryong
CD-L
14Lee Jung-Soo
CD-R
4Cho Yong-Hyung
LB
12Lee Young-Pyo
RB
22Cha Du-Ri
CM-L
16Ki Sung-Yueng
CM-R
8Kim Jung-Woo
RCF
13Kim Jae-Sung
RM
17Lee Chung-Yong
F
10Park Chu-Young
LM
7Park Ji-Sung

Suarez looking dangerous

Suarez almost made it 2-0 Uruguay as he turned South African defender Bongani Khumalo in the box but hit it into the side netting of the goal. It narrowly missed from the tight angle.

1-0 Uruguay in the 36th minute.

Remember the name: Diego Forlan

I was just going to post about Luis Suarez's decent shot but his forward partner Diego Forlan easily trumped it with a deflected and dipping shot that hit the crossbar as it went in.

1-0 Uruguay on a pretty goal in the 24th minute. Forlan isn't a big name worldwide but he could be soon; he plays for Atletico Madrid and had 18 goals in La Liga last season.

South Africa will be pressing because they cannot lose this game or it will be a short stay at their own tournament. They still have to play Mexico in their last match.