The national soccer team on Friday hopes to rebound against Bosnia-Herzegovina in Seoul after playing to a disappointing 1-1 draw with Senegal Tuesday.

South Korea coach Dick Advocaat is expected to start Europe-based players Park Ji-sung, defender Lee Young-pyo and midfielder Lee Eul-yong to stabilize a midfield that was blasted for erratic play against Senegal.

The three sat out Tuesday's game but will likely play against Bosnia as it is the team's final home game before going to Scotland Saturday for final World Cup preparations.

Bosnia-Herzegovina did not qualify for the World Cup this year and is ranked 63rd in the world. Yet the Eastern European nation is expected to give South Korea a good test.