Shamoon Hafez
Manchester City reporter at Seoul World Cup Stadium

Teenager Jeremy Monga is unfortunate to have that goal ruled out. It was almost the dream first appearance for the 17-year-old.

Good play from City as they pile the pressure on K-League, who just can't clear the ball out of their own penalty box.

It falls to Jeremy Monga, who has the ball in the back of the net but it hits his arm on the way through so it won't count.

Savinho loses the duel with Ha Seung Woon and K-League keep hold of the ball for a decent spell of possession.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter in Hong Kong

Estevao Willian, Mamadou Sarr, Nicolas Jackson and Mike Penders are coming on for Chelsea at half-time. Geovany Quenda, Tosin Adarabioyo, Danny Welbeck and Robert Sanchez come off.

As expected, loads of Chelsea changes at the start of the second half.

Chelsea

What's the bare minimum for Chelsea, who have already spent another £300m-plus in the transfer market this summer, in 2026-27?

A top-six finish? Europe?

They finished 10th last season. The last time they finished in that position (2015-16), they won the Premier League the following season.

Stop start stop start.

We're back under way.

Oh right, we're going to have another hydration break.

Even though 90% of the players on the pitch have been on for no more than five minutes.

It always goes a bit flat after massive changes on both sides and this game has done just that.

Can one of the substitutes spring it back into life?

More changes for City.

Off: Phil Foden, Rico Lewis, Rayan Ait-Nouri, Tijjani Reijnders and Divin Mubama.

On: Omar Marmoush, Claudio Echeverri, Jeremy Monga, Jaden Heskey and Matheus Nunes.

Nizaar Kinsella
BBC Sport Chelsea reporter in Hong Kong

Chelsea goalkeeper Mike Penders is warming up on his own and it looks like he might make his first appearance for the club in the second half.

The Belgian, 21, is very highly regarded at Stamford Bridge after a successful loan spell at sister club Strasbourg.

It's why Chelsea are not looking to sign another goalkeeper despite Robert Sanchez having made some mistakes in recent seasons.

Marcus Bettinelli has actually had a bit to do in the Manchester City goal.

A reminder that James Trafford is not on this tour with City. He won't join up with the squad until later having been involved in England's World Cup semi-final run.

If indeed he joins up with them at all amid heavy links to a move elsewhere.

"Let's have a look back at the first half highlights," says the man on Chelsea TV.

No. Please. No.

Rico Lewis is fine to continue. On we go.

Image source, Reuters

A mish-mash of a match with the odd moment of promise.

Shamoon Hafez
Manchester City reporter at Seoul World Cup Stadium

The Manchester City physios are taking their time with Rico Lewis here.

Its turning into a lengthy stoppage.

Rico Lewis is down and in trouble here after a collision with his own team-mate.

The physios are on.

Phil Foden touches the free-kick on for Tijjani Reijnders, whose effort is saved really well and he keeps the rebound off Rayan Ait-Nouri under control.

K-League immediately get up the other end but are denied by the post.

Phil Foden is now wearing the captain's armband after Ruben Dias went off.

Manchester City win a free-kick and Foden stands over it along with Tijjani Reijnders.

An additional four minutes at the end of a pretty drab first half.

Hasn't this crowd been punished enough?