Russia 1 South Korea 1 player ratings: Did Igor Akinfeev score lowest after his howler?

A look at the individual performances in Group H

Tuesday 17 June 2014 20:46 EDT

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Fabio Capello must have thought it was 2010 all over again when he saw his goalkeeper give away a shocking goal.

Igor Akinfeev fumbled Lee Keun-ho's speculative shot into his own net to give South Korea the lead after 68 minutes.

Thankfully for the former England manager, who may have had memories of Rob Green's gaffe against the USA in South Africa, he saw his team draw level just a few minutes later when Aleksandr Kerzhakov scored after coming off the bench.

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A look at the individual performances in Group H

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