96s, I have one too! Na Sang-ho's peak form, scoring goals for 2 consecutive J-League games...Show your skills ahead of the A-match
Mar 09, 2025
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Na Sang-ho scored his second goal of the season in an away game against Yokohama FC in the fifth round of the 2025 Japanese J-League at Nippon Mitsuzawa Stadium in Yokohama, Japan on the 8th.
Na Sang-ho, who replaced Yuki Soma in the 30th minute of the second half when his team was leading 1-0, blocked the opponent's defender's pass from the opponent's side and quickly ran to the penalty area before cutting the net with a right-footed shot to avoid the goalkeeper who ran out.
Machida won 2-0 thanks to Na Sang-ho's net goal to achieve her first consecutive win of the season. He jumped to fifth place on the day of the game, winning three wins and two losses and nine points in five games.
Na Sang-ho contributed to his team's winning streak by scoring goals in two consecutive games. In the fourth round of the J League held at Toyota Stadium in Nagoya on the 2nd, they exchanged one goal each and replaced it in the 16th minute of the second half when the score was tied 1-1.
A left-footed mid-range shot attempted by Machida midfielder Okuto hit fellow Kuwayama Ganji in the box and flowed to the left. Na Sang-ho, who caught the ball, did not delay and opened the goal with his right foot. Machida defended Na Sang-ho's goal and won 2-1.
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Na Sang-ho, who has been desperate this year, has played only 116 minutes as a substitute in the second half of all five games since the opening, showing a remarkable cost-effectiveness of scoring two goals. Oh Se-hoon started four out of five games and has yet to score a goal.
Coach Hong Myung-bo of the national soccer team is scheduled to announce the list of participants in the March A match on the 10th. Attention is focusing on whether Na Sang-ho, who shows his peak skills at the beginning of the season, will wear the national flag for the first time in nearly two years. Na Sang-ho was not selected for the national team after a friendly match in June 2023 under former coach Jurgen Klinsmann. The A-match record is two goals in 28 games.
South Korea will play Game 7 of the third Asian qualifying round for the 2026 North-China World Cup against Oman at Goyang Stadium on the 20th, and move to Suwon World Cup Stadium on the 25th to play Game 8 of the preliminary round against Jordan. South Korea leads Group B with four wins, two draws and 14 points in six games. The goal is to secure tickets to the World Cup finals early through this two consecutive games.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
