Spain vs South Korea Live Stream: Online Viewing Info for International Friendly

Spain's preparation for Euro 2012 will continue on Wednesday as it faces a stiff test from pesky South Korea in an international friendly. The match, which will be played at a neutral site in Switzerland, will be Spain's second in less than a week as it took down Serbia 2-0 on Saturday.

While the defending World Cup champions want to be sharp for the second-biggest international tournament in the world, the Koreans are looking to qualify for the biggest, that being the 2014 World Cup. Korea will attempt to conquer the Asian group, and a match with the world's top team should be a good measuring stick.

While this tilt doesn't count for anything technically, both squads will want to turn in good performances for momentum's sake. Here is all the information you need to know about when and where to catch this important friendly as Spain and South Korea prepare for huge matches in the coming weeks.

Where: Stade de Suisse Wankdorf in Bern, Switzerland

When: Wednesday, May 30 at 2 p.m. ET

Watch: ESPNDeportes

Live Stream: ESPN3.com

Betting Line (via Eurosport): Spain (1/4), South Korea (11/1), Draw (9/2)

Spain Key Player to Watch: Fernando Torres

Spanish striker Fernando Torres was a huge reason why Spain won Euro 2008, but the World Cup was won in spite of his poor play, and he hasn't recovered since.

Torres experienced a nightmarish club season at Chelsea. He netted just six goals as he was often used as a reserve. Torres insists that he has returned to form, however, and now that he is well rested, he may be an asset for the Spaniards.

With stars David Villa and Cesc Fabregas both out for this match, Torres is likely to be leaned on heavily for offensive production. Torres has put up gaudy statistics in the past, primarily with Liverpool in the EPL, and at the age of 28 it isn't as if his skills have suddenly escaped him.

Torres has a real chance to regain his standing on the national team, and I believe he will do plenty with it on Wednesday,

South Korea Key Player to Watch: Lee Dong-Gook

When compared with Spain, South Korea's star power is negligible, but forward Lee Dong-Gook has been playing at an extremely high level as of late. The 33-year-old striker, who plays for Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors in the K-League, isn't well known worldwide since he plays in a lower level professional league, but he has been a goal-scoring machine in Korea's past couple contests.

In a 4-2 win over Uzbekistan a few months ago, Dong-Gook netted two goals, and he added another in a 2-0 triumph against Kuwait. Dong-Gook is the all-time leader in K-League tallies and he will look to showcase his skills on the big stage against Spain.

If Korea is going to upset Spain it is going to have to play sound defense, but it will have to score a goal as well. If somebody is going to do it, Dong-Gook seems like a solid candidate.

Prediction

Spain 2, South Korea 0 

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