Every World Cup Match Matters – Son Discusses South Korea vs. Czech Republic Game

South Korean captain Son Heung‑min has said that every World Cup match is so crucial that the team would be willing to risk everything for it.

South Korea will take on the Czech Republic in the opening match of Group A on Saturday.

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As he approaches his fourth World Cup, Son explained that he treats each game with the same focus and childlike excitement he felt during his first tournament.

“The guys are so fired‑up for this match, and I actually have to calm them down,” Son told reporters at the pre‑match press conference in Guadalajara.

“I hope our hard work will bear fruit, and I think we absolutely deserve it. The vibe is tremendous, and I can feel it from the eyes of my teammates.”

“Every World Cup match is so important that, as a player, you would stake your life on it. Tomorrow, we will give everything we’ve got and more.”

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“My mindset is the same, whether it’s my first or last World Cup. I feel like a child again.”

“I have never once said this is my last World Cup. The most important thing is to do my job. People can say whatever they want, and I will choose my path wisely.”

South Korea will face Mexico on June 18 and South Africa on June 24 in the final Group A matches.