Mohammed Salisu and Mohammed Kudus scored first-half goals to give Ghana a 2-0 lead but South Korea scored twice from the break through K-League star Gue-sung Cho.
Ghana went into half-time with a 2-0 lead over South Korea at Education City Stadium.
Korea came back into play in the second half when Cho Gue-sung scored twice with his head-to-point pegging for the Asians.
When it looked like it was all over, Mohammed Kudus scored again with an assist from Gideon Mensah.
The national football team put a smile on Ghanaians’ faces after winning their first match at the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
After the game ended, many Ghanaian celebrities took to Twitter to share their joy and pledge their support to the Black Stars.
Ghana have now been involved in two five-goal games and will be hoping for a difficult final day against Uruguay to secure a place in the knockout stages. South Korea stays on a single point and gets Portugal next.
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