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A brilliant goal by Barcelona forward Asisat Oshoala helped earn Nigeria a first win at the 2019 Women's World Cup - and all but end South Korea's hopes of reaching the last-16.
Nigeria went ahead when defender Kim Do-yeon volleyed past her own keeper.
Ex-Arsenal player Oshoala held off a defender before rounding the keeper to score Nigeria's second goal.
South Korea, who face Norway in their third and final group match on Monday, have yet to score or earn a point.
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