Photo Gallery Bonjour Tristesse
Asterix and Obelix were on hand in Leipzig to see the French take on the South Koreans.
Plenty of South Koreans made the long trip to Germany to support their team.
The rooster is France's mascot. But did he have a ticket?
Zidane played well in midfield, but won't be available against Togo after seeing his second yellow of the tournament.
In the ninth minute, Thierry Henry drove one past the South Korean keeper Lee Woon-jae.
It was the first World Cup goal for France since beating Brazil 3-0 in the 1998 final.
A French second? Replays showed this header by Patrick Vieira crossed the line before Lee cleared. The referee didn't see it.
The South Koreans fans remained spirited throughout the match even as their team played poorly for most of the game.
Lee Ho had to leave the pitch following an injury.
Patrick Vieira and Cho Jae Jin flying through the Leipzig air.
Barthez was finally tested just 10 minutes before time. And was unlucky as the weak shot by Park Ji-sung went over his head and into the net.
