'I was scolded by mistakes and laughed at mistakes' Suwon FC ran unbeaten 6 consecutive times in Incheon 4-1 green onion
Jul 21, 2024
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Suwon FC won 4-1 in the away game against Incheon United in the 24th round of the 'Hana Bank K League 1 2024' held at Incheon Football Stadium on the 21st.
Suwon FC, which recently increased its unbeaten streak to six games (4 wins, 2 draws), tied Gangwon with 41 points (12-5, 7 losses), but remained in fifth place with multiple points inferiority. On the other hand, Incheon experienced its first defeat in the league after one win and one draw after operating the acting head coach Byun Jae-seop.
Incheon's home stadium was bustling for the first time in a long time. The home cheering section, which had been closed, was opened. The Korea Professional Football Federation has imposed a five-game shutdown of the home cheering seats in connection with the 'Supporters Water Bottle Throwing incident' that occurred immediately after the Incheon-FC Seoul match held on May 11.
The disciplinary action was lifted from the home game, and Incheon fans, who filled the home supporters' seats, heated up the atmosphere with thunderous shouts even before the start of the game as if they were solving the regret that they had not been able to do Intuition.
If Incheon fans were 'Hanpul', Suwon FC vowed 'revenge'. In a media meeting before the game, Byun said "Three teams have won two consecutive matches this season, one of which is Suwon FC." Looking at the total of eight losses through the 23rd round, the six losses suffered by the three teams are huge. "(So I asked the players to get back at me)," he said.
On the other hand, Suwon FC coach Kim Eun-joong could not hide his burdensome feelings despite his unbeaten record in the last five games (3 wins and 2 draws). Manager Kim said "The Incheon supporters' position has resumed from today. The atmosphere is also chaotic due to the recent 'transfer issue', he said. "We should not be swayed by external factors and at least unite among ourselves."."
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Kang Sang-yoon, who has been spared in the midfield fight with his extraordinary fighting spirit since the beginning of the game, opened the door first. Kang Sang-yoon, who received Son Joon-ho's pass in the 15th minute of the first half, penetrated the front of the penalty area and hit the right corner of the net with a shot that caught the opponent's goalkeeper off guard. This was the result of the Incheon defense not missing the mistake of being blocked by Son Joon-ho during the build-up process.
Suwon FC's offense, which has been revived by its recent unbeaten streak, was not satisfied here. Jung Seung-won, who was penetrating the back space, froze the opposing goalkeeper with a diagonal header when Andersson, who received a short pass from a corner kick, floated it toward Papost from the right side. This was also an error-prone run by Incheon, which freed Jung Seung-won.
In the 32nd minute of the first half, Incheon was inferior enough to make Mugosa's first effective shot, but he did not easily retreat in front of the heated home cheering. Mugosa, who kept knocking on the door, scored a chasing goal in the fourth minute of the second half with a sensational left-footed curl. Ironically, it was an assist goal from Son Joon-ho, who snatched Andersson's back pass mistake, which had been playing well throughout. In other words, it's a mistake.
But that's all for Incheon's counterattack. I cried again at the mistake. In the 33rd minute, Jung Seung-won, who intercepted Incheon defender Kim Gun-hee's ambiguous header clear, connected to Park Chul-woo at the gate and scored a net goal. Lee Seung-woo's 10th goal of the season in the second minute of extra time was a bonus. In particular, Jung Seung-won, who played multiple roles on the day, doubled his joy by achieving double-digit offensive points (6 goals-4 assists).
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