South Korea: South Koreans watch Mexico match on giant screen in Seoul.

SHOTLIST SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA (JUNE 19, 2026) 1. MUSICIAN SINGING ON STAGE 2. WOMAN WEARING PURPLE CURLY WIG SINGING ALONG 3. VARIOUS OF FANS, MANY WEARING JERSEYS AND SOME WAVING FLAGS, CLAPPING AND WAITING TO WATCH FOOTBALL MATCH 4. FANS SITTING IN FRONT OF LARGE SCREEN 5. FANS WALKING PAST LARGE SCREEN 6. FANS IN FRONT OF LARGE SCREEN 7. FANS SITTING ON GROUND, CHEERING AND BANGING INFLATABLE CLAPPERS KNOWN AS THUNDERSTICKS 8. PUBLIC BUSES DRIVING PAST FANS SITTING ON ROADSIDE 9. VARIOUS OF FANS WATCHING FOOTBALL MATCH, SOME WEARING TRADITIONAL COSTUMES AND PRAYING FOR VICTORY 10. MEN ON STAGE, ONE BEATING DRUM AND ANOTHER SINGING 11. FANS LEAVING AREA SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA - JUNE 19: Football fans gathered in Seoul on Friday, June 19, to watch South Korea's Group A match against Mexico at the 2026 FIFA World Cup on giant screens set up across the city. Supporters wearing national team jerseys and carrying South Korean flags followed the match closely, creating a lively World Cup atmosphere as they cheered for their team. Mexico secured a 1-0 victory through a second-half goal by Luis Romo, becoming the first host nation since France in 1998 to win its opening two World Cup matches without conceding a goal. The result ensured Mexico's place in the next round and kept the team at the top of Group A, while South Korea remained second in the standings.