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Today’s match will be at the Amman International Stadium, which is located in the city of Al-Hussein, inside Amman, Jordan. The stadium, which opened in 1968, has been used as the home ground of the Jordan national team ever since, as well as Al-Faisaly, and also serves as a home ground for other events such as the 1988 Arab Nations Cup. Finally, the stadium underwent two renovations, one in 2007 and one in 2015, reaching its current state, with a capacity for 17,619 fans.
South Korea, which has the doubt of its main star, Son, should field: Hyeon, Young, in-Beom, Seung, Kim and Myeong; Yong, Kang and Heung; Hee-Chan and Se-Hun.
Jordan, with Mousa Al-Taamari in doubt, should field: Abulala, Nasib, Alarab and Dahab; Haddad, Al-Rashdan, Al-Rawabdeh and Hasheesh; Olwan, Al-Mardi and Al-Naimat. 
Group A has Uzbekistan and Iran with six points, three ahead of the United Arab Emirates. North Korea and Qatar appear with one point and Kyrgyzstan is behind with no points so far. Group C has Japan in the lead with six points, two ahead of Saudi Arabia, three ahead of Bahrain, four ahead of Indonesia, five ahead of Australia and six ahead of China.
Jordan and South Korea share the lead in Group B of the Qualifiers with four points, along with Iraq. Just below them, we have Kuwait with two points, Palestine with one and Oman closing the group with no points.
South Korea, in turn, has two wins and a draw in their last games. On June 11, at home, they beat China 1-0, with a goal from Lee Kang-in. On September 5, once again, the team tied with Palestine, 0-0. And on the 10th, the team won 3-1 against Oman, with goals from Hwang Hee-chan, Son and Joo Min-Kyu, while Jung Seung-hyun scored an own goal.
Jordan comes into today’s match with two wins and a draw in their last games. At home, on August 29, they beat North Korea at home. On September 5, in the Qualifiers, they tied at home with Kuwait, with Al-Taamari opening the scoring and Yousef Nasser equalizing. And on the 10th, away from home, they beat Palestine 3-1, with goals from Al-Naimat (2) and Al-Rawabdeh, while Abou Ali scored.
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