"'Jeon Joo-sung's first goal' Lee Seung-woo's smile' I thought about dancing or not"
Nov 10, 2024
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It was the smile of Lee Seung-woo (Jeonbuk Hyundai). Jeonbuk avoided direct relegation. Jeonbuk won 3-1 against Daegu FC at Jeonju World Cup Stadium on the 10th with consecutive goals by Kim Jin-kyu in the 24th minute of the second half, Kwon Chang-hoon in the 40th minute, and Lee Seung-woo in the 44th minute. Jeonbuk reported its first victory in the split round with the victory on the day. Jeonbuk (41 points) widened the point gap with the lowest Incheon United (36 points) to five points with the victory, and succeeded in avoiding direct relegation for now. He emerged as the 10th with 41 points, beating Daegu (40 points).
Lee Seung-woo, who was substituted in the second half, played his part in a long time by scoring one goal and one assist. It was Lee Seung-woo's first goal at home. After scoring a net goal, Lee Seung-woo wowed home fans with his unique dance ceremony.
In a press conference after the game, Lee Seung-woo said, "I'm happy to win my last home game in the league. He scored his first goal. It's a happy day." Then "I don't know if I'm in a situation where I have to dance now. Neither the fans nor I think the position of the team called Jeonbuk is good. I was thinking about dancing or not, but the atmosphere was so good that I danced in such an atmosphere without realizing it. I will do well until the end so that I can survive."
After the transfer, Lee Seung-woo did not show as much as expected. He "It wasn't very hard. It would be nice to come to such a good team and score goals every game, but there were other roles to play, and it was a period of time to adapt well to the team called Jeonbuk rather than a difficult time. I tried to implement the coaching staff's instructions so that I could quickly adapt to this team. It's not perfect, but I tried to keep up."
Lee Seung-woo hugged the players after scoring. He hugged "I was so happy that I got a goal. I went in with Kwon Chang-hoon, and the coach said a chance would come, but it's good to score one goal each."
Finally, he added "I love the first goal in Jeonju. I'm happy to put it in this atmosphere. I think I'll see a lot when I get home. The playoff will be held again following last year, and although it may be awkward because there are many players with a lot of winning experience, the atmosphere of the playoff is important. He said, "I'm ashamed of the word 'remain in Jeonbuk' for telling this story well, but I'll prepare well so that I can survive." Then "There is no team I want to avoid. The other team will be burdened with us. There is no team that Jeonbuk will be afraid of in K League 1. We're the only ones who have to prepare well."
vanbasten@sportschosun.com
