Switzerland beat South Korea 2-0

Switzerland beat South Korea 2-0

HANOVER, Germany - Hakan Yakin (R) of Switzerland unleashes a free kick as South Korea's Park Ji Sung (3rd from L) and Lee Ho (2nd from R) jump to block during the first half of their World Cup first-round Group G match at FIFA World Cup Stadium in Hanover on June 23. Switzerland beat Korea 2-0 to qualify for the second round. Kyodo

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