GREAT BRITAIN Butland Taylor, Richards, Caulker, Bertrand Ramsey, Allen, Giggs, Cleverley Sturridge, Bellamy

SOUTH KOREA Jung Yoon, Y Kim, Hwang, C Kim B Kim, Ki, Cheol, Nam Park, Ji

With coach Stuart Pearce having rested captain Ryan Giggs from the side's last game against Uruguay, he should be set to return to the starting line-up with Scott Sinclair expected to make way.

A late check may also need to be made on Chelsea forward Daniel Sturridge, who is still thought to be suffering from the effects of his meningitis scare and is far from fully fit.

South Korea coach Hong Myung Bo has no injury or suspension concerns ahead of the game, but they will be looking to improve upon their disappointing 0-0 draw against Gabon in their last run out which helped them seal qualification to the knock-out rounds.

• Daniel Sturridge [pictured right] is currently Great Britain's top goalscorer with two.

• Coach Stuart Pearce has won two of his four matches in charge of the side.

• The current Team GB squad has no overseas-based players within it

• On the other hand, South Korea have 10, with three based in Japan, three in England, one in China, one in Scotland, one in Wales and one in Germany.

• In their three games in the tournament to date, South Korea have conceded just one goal, which came against Switzerland in their 2-1 win.

• South Korea have now qualified for the quarter-finals of the Olympics three times. They first reached the last eight back in 1948 when the Games were also in London and then the 2004 Athens Olympics.

• The team's coach, Hong Myung-Bo, was the recipient of the 2002 Fifa World Cup Bronze ball. No other Asian player has ever achieved this feat.