Uruguay has a very star-studded national team, and above all in the offensive. With veterans Edinson Cavani and Luis Suarez, Uruguay has enough firepower to win against any team in the World. Everybody remembers how Luis Suarez saved his team with that goalkeeping save against Ghana, so there is big pride when Uruguayans play for their homeland. The person who will fill at least one of Suarez and Cavani's shoes in the future is already in the squad, and he is spelled, Darwin Nunez. While he is in the prime of his career right now, and perhaps the best player on the team right now, he is not the star of this team. Liverpool's new signing is humbled as he competes against two of South America's all-time leading strikers. Here he is still expected to take a starting place, next to Suarez. Cavani has had some minor injury problems lately. Even longer at the back of Uruguay, there is quality, in players like Rodrigo Bentancur and Federico Valverde, and so also in center-backs Jose Gimenez and Diego Godín. Another important thing, the midfield of Uruguay is very strong with Rodrigo Bentacur and Federico Valverde, the Real Madrid player will be especially dangerous considering that he has a very strong shot and has scored a lot of goals this season. South Korea has no injuries in the squad, and has, among other things, fixed star Heung-Min Son ready. Also here is center-back Kim Min-Jae, who has been fantastic for Napoli this season. The rest of the team plays in the domestic championship, which is one of the strongest in Asia, but it certainly cannot be compared to the big European teams where most Uruguayans play. Although South Korea has two incredible players in the team and more talented players than that, I feel that the overall quality is clearly greater in Uruguay. I don't expect many goals here, the stakes are high, so I think the game will end with a minimal victory for Uruguay.