South African coach Hugo Broos sees their aim to beat South Korea as a simple task than a draw

Hugo Broos has described South Africa's World Cup game against South Korea as difficult yet easy.

Bafana face the Koreans tomorrow morning in their last group A match at Estadio Monterrey as both nations chase the second round spot.

South Korea are second in the group with three points while Bafana are fourth with a single point.

"This will be a difficult game. We have to win and they need a draw to be in the next round. Our choice is more simple, we have to win and that's what we're going for," said Broos on SABC Sport.

Broos also admitted his side's lack of experience on international level made it hard for them to compete against Mexico, where they lost 2-0 in the opening match.

"We were a bit overwhelmed by the occasion in our first game because we are a team with a lack of experience in such games and that's why we didn't play how we wanted to play against Mexico. However, the game against Czechia was already much better, and now the motivation is even bigger," he added.

The game against South Korea starts at 3am South African time.