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TEAM NEWS: Giggs on the bench again for Team GB against South Korea
Aug 4, 2012 6:21:00 PM
Stuart Pearce's line-up for the Olympic quarter-final sees Craig Bellamy once again deputise as captain with Daniel Sturridge and Scott Sinclair continuing in attack
Ryan Giggs has again been left out of the starting line-up for Team GB's Olympic quarter-final against South Korea.Craig Bellamy will again captain the side in Giggs' absence, while Scott Sinclair holds on to his place on the left of Great Britains three pronged attack.
Team GB: Butland; Taylor, Richards, Caulker, Bertrand; Ramsey, Allen, Cleverley; Bellamy (c), Sturridge, Sinclair.
Subs: Rose, Dawson, Giggs, Tomkins, Cork, Sordell, Steele.
South Korea: Sung-Ryong Jung; Yun, Chang-Soo Kim, Hwang, Young-Kwon Kim; Ki, Ji, Nam, Jong-Woo Park, Koo; Chu-Young Park,
Subs: Oh, Kim, Kim, Baek, Jung, Kim, Lee.
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