Germany vs South Korea, Rio 2016 Olympics: How to watch live on TV, online and mobile

Germany will look to bounce back from their Group C draw against Mexico when they face South Korea at the Fonte Nova Arena in Salvador on Sunday (7 August).

Where to watch live

Kick-off is set for 8pm BST. The football matches of the Rio 2016 Olympics will be telecast live on BBC One, BBC Four and Red Button in the United Kingdom. In addition to this, there will be up to 24 HD video streams to follow the event on desktop, mobile and tablet.

Below is a list of all Olympics 2016 Football broadcasters from across the world.

Overview

Germany had to come from behind twice to hold Mexico to a 2-2 draw and will be looking to start the next game on a better note. Arsenal's Serge Gnabry's goal for the world champions kept the contest level at 1-1 as the European side look to end their medal drought in the Olympics for almost three decades, having last won a bronze in Seoul in 1988.

After going 2-1 down, the Germans pressed for another equaliser and it was Gnabry yet again who opened an opportunity after an interesting run and shot which hit the side netting. The resulting corner by Brandt's met Matthias Ginter, whose powerful header found the back of the net on 78 minutes..

South Korea played out the most dominant game in the tournament, beating Fiji 8-0 in a completely one-sided affair. The game against Germany will provide a clearer view of the country's prospects going forward but it showed that the Asian side are no pushovers in what is widely regarded to be a contest between the South Americans and the Europeans.

Team News

Germany

Possible XI: Horn; Toljan, Ginter, Sule, Klostermann; L. Bender, S. Bender; Brandt, Goretzka, Meyer; Selke

South Korea

Possible XI: Gu; Lee S.C., Choi, Jung, Sim; Moon, Jang, Lee C.M.; Kwon, Hwang, Ryu

Below is a list of TV channels that would air the game around the world: