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Busan shot its first win of the season in the opening three games.
Busan won 2-0 with consecutive goals by Peshin and Valero in the first half in the third round of the 'Hana Bank K League 2 2025' away game against Bucheon Stadium at 2 p.m. on the 8th.
Busan, which drew 0-0 with Gimpo in the opening game and lost 0-1 in the second round against Gyeongnam, showed off its strong performance on the road by winning its third game and the first away game of the season.
Busan won 12 of its 16 wins on the road in the K League 2 in the 2024 season, recording the most away points.
With one win, one draw, one loss and four points, he laid the groundwork for the top leap forward.
On the other hand, Bucheon, which had been leading with two consecutive wins since the opening, suffered its first loss of the season at home.
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Busan coach Cho Sung-hwan set up a three-top with foreigners Fesin, Gonzalo, and Villerro in the 3-4-3 formation. Park Chang-woo, Lim Min-hyuk, Xavier, and Jeon Sung-jin set up a midfield team, and Jang Ho-ik, Jung Ho-geun, Lee Dong-soo formed a three-top. Ku Sang-min defended the goal.
Bucheon coach Lee Young-min set up Vasani, Montagno and Han Ji-ho as the offensive leaders, and formed a midfield team of Park Chang-joon, Park Hyun-bin, Kaz, and Tia Gingyo. Lee Jae-won, Lee Sang-hyuk, and Hong Sung-wook built a three-back, and Kim Hyung-geun wore goalie gloves.
Busan took the lead with the first goal in 11 minutes. Pesin, who was handed the ball that Gonzalo dropped with a header from the Bucheon camp, broke through in front of the opponent's door with a quick breakthrough and then cut the net with a sharp left-footed shot.
Busan, which gained momentum, ran away in the 22nd minute with Villerro's additional goal. Villero scored Park Chang-woo's right cross in front of the gate with an acrobatic bicycle kick.
Bucheon suffered a bad news in the 33rd minute when Thiago was replaced by an injury. Tia gingyo, Han Ji-ho fell out, and Kim Kyu-min Gallego was put in.
In Busan, Gonzalo stepped down due to a leg injury and Baek Gaon was put in. Busan finished with a two-goal lead in the first half as Ku Sang-min saved Rupeta's shot in the 44th minute.
In the second half, Bucheon launched a fierce chase with Choi Won-chul and Gong Min-hyun. However, Gallego and Gong Min-hyun and Lee Sang-hyuk's shots were ineffective. The game ended with Busan's 2-0 victory.
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Hwaseong FC, a new team led by head coach Cha Du-ri, was dragged by Do Dong-hyun in the fourth minute of the second half in the third round home game against Gyeongnam held at Hwaseong Stadium at the same time, but drew 1-1 thanks to Baek Seung-woo's equalizer in the 32nd minute of the second half.
Hwaseong, which tied Chungnam Asan 1-1 in the last round and won its first point since entering the professional league, succeeded in chasing again on the same day and pocketed valuable points. Baek Seung-woo predicted the birth of a new star with two consecutive goals.
Hwaseong had two draws and one loss (2 points), and Gyeongnam had one win, one draw and one loss (4 points).
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
