The quarter-final tie will be telecast live on Star Sports 2 and Star Sports 2 HD, 6:15 PM onward on Monday, October 1. Read More Catch all the live updates from the match between India and South Korea from the AFC U16 Championship in Malaysia on News18Sports' live blog.The quarter-final tie will be telecast live on Star Sports 2 and Star Sports 2 HD, 6:15 PM onward on Monday, October 1. Oct 01, 2018 20:07 (IST) Full time: South Korea beat India 1-0 in the quarter-final. Oct 01, 2018 20:06 (IST) Another chance to make something happen in attack, but a tired Vikram shoots straight into the defender's body. Oct 01, 2018 20:04 (IST) Great run down the right with speed by Vikram but before his cross does not come in as there are players waiting. Korea breathe easy and India have another 3 minutes to rescue this dream. Oct 01, 2018 20:02 (IST) Korea to their credit have not backed off even after scoring a goal and are throwing players forward in the hunt for a second goal. India though are starting to look tired Oct 01, 2018 20:00 (IST) India continue to look to attack, but the passes aren't finding their targets, which means Korea can pounce and peg them back again and again. Less than five minutes to go now. Oct 01, 2018 19:56 (IST) Korea looking to add to their tally now. the number 10 comes in from the left and shoots but Niraj has it covered. Oct 01, 2018 19:54 (IST) India have now made all their changes with 12 minutes to go in the game. Bibiano can be seen telling his players to keep calm and play according to their positions. A goal for India will swing the momentum their way now. Oct 01, 2018 19:51 (IST) India a big task on hand if they have to come back into the game against the Koreans. There's 15 minutes left and Korea who have scored 13 goals and conceded 0 so far in the tournament are slowing the game down and keeping the ball well. Oct 01, 2018 19:48 (IST) Korea have a player down after Ricky's follow through on the shot hit the defender straight on. Corner for India. Oct 01, 2018 19:47 (IST) Chance for India to make something in attack, but Vikram on the right takes the ball from Demelllo and shoots from a tight angle. But that was well off target. India have had only two shots on target, while Korea have had seven shots. Oct 01, 2018 19:44 (IST) India have made a double sub as they are chasing the game. Korea meanwhile, doing well to keep the ball as much as possible. The Indian team have conceded for the first time this tournament. Oct 01, 2018 19:41 (IST) GOAL: Korea finally have their breakthrough on the 68th minute. Niraj Kumar stops the first shot in but Jong sweeps the rebound in. Korea lead 1-0. Oct 01, 2018 19:38 (IST) Back to back corners for the Koreans. But India continue to hold on as Niraj makes yet another great save before punching out the second corner. Oct 01, 2018 19:35 (IST) Korea make the first change in the game as they look to break the deadlock. They have not had to deal with this kind of a gritty and determined team as an opposition so far in the tournament. Oct 01, 2018 19:33 (IST) 15 minutes gone in the second half, and India are offering more in attack and are pressing higher up the pitch to go with the gritty defensive performance. Oct 01, 2018 19:32 (IST) Just for a moment, India had another half-chance. Confusion between Korea's defender and keeper saw the clearance land at the feet of Vikram, with an empty goal, but he did not look up on time and Korea counter-attacked. Just a corner, but no harm done for the resolute Indian defense. Oct 01, 2018 19:29 (IST) Free-kick from Korea, just dipped at the last moment and bounced of the cross bar. Close call for India who are looking to press higher up the pitch now. Much like the strategy against Indonesia. Oct 01, 2018 19:28 (IST) Hong looks to burst through the middle of the Indian midfield and run at the defense, but Shabas brings him down and takes a yellow for the team. Oct 01, 2018 19:27 (IST) India definitely looking more positive in the early stages of the second than most of the first half. Just before the break and now, two big saves forced out of the Korean keeper. Oct 01, 2018 19:26 (IST) Chance! Great volley from Givson Singh from the top of the box and that Korea's keeper scrambling. India will take confidence from that shot. Just before that they nicked the ball in midfield and Vikram looked to attack with speed, but was brought down. Oct 01, 2018 19:24 (IST) I’ll tell you what, 10 years ago we played South Korea (U-16) that was a completely different game and watching this game after a decade, i see the difference and it is such a proud feeling to watch these boys making it difficult for one of the best youth teams in Asia! #KORvIND — Gurpreet Singh Sandhu (@GurpreetGK) October 1, 2018 Oct 01, 2018 19:23 (IST) Korea get a free-kick early on and look to put in a dangerous ball, but the Choi's header is off target and India can breathe. Oct 01, 2018 19:20 (IST) India look to catch Korea off guard early on with a pacy burst through the heart of the Korean midfield, but the defense mop up. Oct 01, 2018 19:19 (IST) We are all set for the second half and India will kick off. Oct 01, 2018 19:08 (IST) So far in the quarter-final, India have kept South Korea at bay thanks to the heroics of the goal-keeper Niraj Kumar. Interesting to note that, South Korea have not gone without scoring in the first half so far in the tournament. Oct 01, 2018 19:04 (IST) Half-time: South Korea 0-0 India. Oct 01, 2018 19:03 (IST) India finally get a shot on target and that was hit with some power by Ravi towards the top corner, but South Korea's keeper captain punched that out to keep his side from going down. Oct 01, 2018 19:02 (IST) Korea's number 5 Hong Sung-wook gets a yellow card after he clattered into Ridge de mello with meaty challenge to stop him from making progress. The Indian forward needs medication and is probably winded more than anything. Oct 01, 2018 19:00 (IST) Another corner, Korea's 8th corner in the match just as the Half time whistle approaches. India have held strong in defense and been organised as they would need to be. Oct 01, 2018 18:57 (IST) Five minutes left in the first half and Niraj and the Indian defense continue to hold strong in the face of immense pressure. Can they hold on till the whistle? Load More Preview: The Indian football team’s youngest batch, the U-16 side coached by Bibiano Fernandes is on the brink of creating history as they have a chance to progress to the semi-final of the AFC U-16 Championship and in turn qualify for the 2019 FIFA U-17 World Cup that will be held in Peru. Standing in the way is a 90 minute battle against one of Asian football’s traditional powerhouses, South Korea in the quarter-final on Monday at the Petaling Jaya Stadium in Malaysia. The last time India made it to this stage of the competition was 16 years ago, and the opponents that time were also Korea. India lost 1-3 on that occasion. The Indian colts led by Vikram Pratap Singh matched the achievements of the 2002 batch after going through the group stage undefeated. India beat Vietnam (1-0) in the first match, before playing out two goalless draws against Iran and Indonesia to finish second in Group C. “We know Korea Republic are the favourites and we are the underdogs,” said head coach Bibiano.<doc-sep>South Korea defeated India 1-0 in the quarterfinals. South Korea defeated India 1-0 in the quarterfinals. South Korea defeated India 1-0 in the quarterfinal clash of the AFC U-16 Championship. The Indian side, which had progressed to the quarterfinals after a long wait of 16 years were unable to progress further as Jeong Sang-Bin scored the winner for South Korea in the 68th minute of the match. Indian goalkeeper Niraj Kumar was exceptional in the goalpost as he made a number of saves. Sunil Chhetri, India’s football sensation, before the match had congratulated the team for qualifying for the quarterfinal of the competition after a long gap of 16 years. A win today would had secured India a place in the U-17 World Cup next year – first qualification for the country on merit. Sixteen years ago, India U-16 team lost to Korea 1-3 at the same stage.<doc-sep>A brave and spirited display was not enough as India went down 0-1 against South Korea in the quarter-finals of the AFC U-16 Championship at the Petaling Jaya Stadium here on Monday. The Indian colts matched their best performance ever in the tournament. In 2002, when India lost in the quarter-final, it was also against South Korea. Jeong Sangbin's 67th minute strike was enough to take the South Korea home against India, the only other nation apart from themselves to have not conceded a goal in the group stages. The opponents dominated possession from the start but confident defending with organization held them at bay for some time. Compact and organised defending further frustrated the opponents, who had scored twelve goals in three games in the tournament before coming into this encounter. The Indian side that made it to the quarterfinals for the first time in sixteen years had progressed out of the group stages as runners-up of Group C, with five points in three matches but even after giving South Korea a tough challenge and stretching them to the limit, could not emerge victors. In the 14th minute, Niraj Kumar made an excellent save to deny South Korea from close range. He then made two back-to-back saves in the 34th and 36th minutes to keep India in play as his dives saw the Korean shots from distance thwarted. In the dying moments of the first half, Ravi Rana's shot from distance forced the Korean custodian to make a decent save as both teams went into the tunnel at level pegging as the half-time scoreline read 0-0. After the break, India emerged with vigour and almost caught the Korean defense napping in the 52nd minute when Givson Singh’s volley forced a brilliant save from the opposition keeper after Vikram had found him just inches outside the box. Two minutes later, South Korea almost gave India a scare when a free-kick attempt rattled the Indian bar and went out of play. In the 64th minute, Niraj Kumar once more made a fantastic diving save to deny the Koreans from close range. After 337 minutes without conceding a goal, the Indian defense’s resistance finally gave way in the 67th minute when Jeong Sangbin swept it home from close range after Niraj Kumar had palmed a venomous shot away. Spurred to find the equalizer, the Indian colts initiated attacks of their own but the Korean defense line held firm. Vikram Pratap proved to be a threat down the flanks but for all his possession around the box, could not create a clear goal scoring opportunity.<doc-sep>
India will look to continue their unbeaten run in the AFC U-16 Championship when they take on Republic of Korea in the quarter-finals |Photo - @Anasedathodika | | Photo Credit: Twitter The Indian U-16 team is on the brink of scripting history as they stand a step away from qualifying for the 2019 FIFA U-17 World Cup on merit. India had hosted the U-17 World Cup last year and played in the tournament by the virtue of them being the host but the colts in Blue this time are in touching distance to earn a deserved spot at the prestigious tournament solely on merit basis. India will lock horns with Korea Republic in the AFC U-16 Championship quarterfinal on Monday. The much-awaited encounter will be played at the Petaling Jaya Stadium in Malaysia. This will be India's second chance at qualifying for the U-17 World Cup directly. In 2002, India had reached the quarters where they lost 1-3 against Korea Republic failing to make the cut. But this time around India look a formidable side and will look to put forth a dominating show in the do-or-die encounter. India's defence has been exceptional so far in the tournament with the team keeping three clean sheets in three games. India kicked-off their campaign with a 1-0 win over Vietnam before holding Iran and Indonesia to a 0-0 draw. to finish second in Group C and progress into the knockout stages. Korea, a traditional Asian football powerhouse, will be favourites to win but Indian team coached by Bibiano Fernandes will look to stage an upset. The Koreans have asserted their dominance in the competition with some ruthless attacking football. They have so far scored 12 goals in three games and will test the Indian defence. It will be interesting to see how the Indian team will fare in the ninety-minute battle which will decide the Blues' future in the upcoming U-17 World Cup which will be held in Peru next year. Ahead of the encounter, coach Fernandes sounded optimistic about his team's chances and has assured that his boys will fight it out till the end to down the mighty Koreans. "We know Korea Republic are the favourites and we are the underdogs. They are the overwhelming favourites," the head coach said. "But we have been the underdogs since the group stages and we are banking on the same against Korea Republic. We all know the gravity of the moment and what it will mean for Indian football. But at the same time, we will play without pressure and back ourselves up as underdogs. We will fight," he added. Here's all you need to know about the India vs Republic of Korea quarterfinal match in the AFC U-16 Championship 2018: When and what time is the India vs South Korea quarterfinal match in the AFC U-16 Championship 2018? The India vs South Korea quarterfinal match in the AFC U-16 Championship 2018 is on October 1. The match will start at 6:15 IST. Where is India vs South Korea quarterfinal match in the AFC U-16 Championship 2018 being played at? The AFC U-16 quarterfinal between India and South Korea is being played at the Petaling Jaya Stadium in Malaysia. Which channel will telecast India vs South Korea quarterfinal match in the AFC U-16 Championship 2018 live on TV? The India vs South Korea quarterfinal match in AFC U-16 Championship will be aired live on Star Sports 2 and Star Sports 2 HD. How to watch Live Streaming of the AFC Championship 2018 Quarterfinal match between India and South Korea? The Live Streaming of India vs South Korea quarterfinal match in the AFC U-16 Championship 2018 will be available on Hotstar app and Hotstar.com.