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| Jeju rookie Kim Jun-ha (right) who scored his second goal of the season. Photo courtesy = Korea Professional Football Federation |
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The 11th and 12th place's destruction match, and the winner was Jeju, the home team.
Jeju won 1-0 at 2 p.m. on the 30th against Suwon FC at the Jeju World Cup Stadium thanks to Kim Jun-ha's first goal in the sixth round of the 'Hana Bank K League 2015'. Jeju, which had no win for four consecutive games after winning the opening game, added three valuable points on the day, laying the groundwork for the mid-range re-entry with seven points. On the other hand, Suwon FC (3 points), the only winless team, postponed its first win to the next.
The focus was on the midfielders of both teams before the game. Jeju picked Lee Chang-min as a starting card for the team's captain who came back. Lee Chang-min and Kim Gun-woong played the double volanche, and Nam Tae-hee played as an offensive midfielder from one space. Suwon FC's main midfielder Yoon Bit-garam was absent due to a muscle injury. Suwon FC coach Kim Eun-joong said, `I'm not going to play this game.' Jeju coach Kim Hak-beom said, "(In terms of activity) Yoon Bit-garam is better for us." Suwon FC's Lee Jae-won and Kwon Do-young set up the midfield. Yuri Jonathan, Seo Jin-soo Kim Jun-ha (Jeju), Ji Dong-won Luan and Andersson (Suwon FC) aimed at the opponent's goal.
Jeju, which had the upper hand in the midfielder fight from the beginning of the first half, took the lead. Suwon FC's plan to take the ball from the midfield and quickly counterattack became useless in the face of Nam Tae-hee and Lee Chang-min's clever pressure. The power of Suwon FC's attack was halved when the ball was not delivered to Andersson. In the 8th minute, Yuri Jonathan's shot went nowhere. To make matters worse for Suwon FC, Ji Dong-won was replaced by Ofkir in the 11th minute of the first half, feeling pain in his hamstring.
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In the 22nd minute of the first half, Jeju scored the first goal. Kim Jun-ha scored a sensational header on the ball floated by fullback Kim Ryun-sung to the door at the left point. Kim Jun-ha, who scored a surprise debut goal in the opening match against Seoul, scored his second goal of the season in five games. In the 25th minute, Lee Chang-min's mid-range shot went off the post. In the 27th minute of the first half, Suwon FC defender Choi Kyu-baek hit the goal post trying to clear the opponent's cross in front of the gate. It was a proof that Suwon FC was shaken.
In the 42nd minute, Koo Ja-cheol's name rang out from the Jeju home supporter's seat. It was a tribute to legend Koo Ja-cheol, who had his number 42 who held his retirement ceremony on that day. As Andersson and Lee Jae-won's consecutive shots missed in the 43rd minute and Jeju finished one goal ahead in the first half.
Coach Kim Eun-joong put in Kim Jae-sung, Kim Tae-han, excluding half-time defender Choi Kyu-baek and midfielder Kwon Do-young. Excluding Seo Jin-soo, who did not show much in the first half of Jeju Island, Choi Byung-wook, a 22-year-old volunteer, was put in. Yuri Jonathan's shot went off the post in the third minute of the second half. In the 10th minute of the second half, Suwon FC called in Park Yong-hee and put in a wrap and touched the offense. With the change of players, Suwon FC's offense was revitalized. He mainly sought a way to cross from the right side where Lee Yong-offkir was located, but found it difficult to find an opponent's gap. In the 17th minute of the second half, Jeju Island's Yuri Jonathan and Kim Jun-ha were excluded, and Lee Kun-hee and Kim Joo-gong were put in to fill the offense's lack of energy.
In the 22nd minute of the second half, a war of nerves broke out in the Jeju offensive camp. The shoulder fight between Lee Kun-hee and Suwon FC defender Lee Ji-sol turned into an emotional battle. Players from both teams gathered, but no mishap occurred. In the 26th minute of the second half, Jeju's Lee Chang-min fell out and Lee Hae-ro was put in. Choi Byung-wook's shot in the counterattack in the 32nd minute of the second half was blocked by the goalkeeper. 35 min Andersson created a perfect chance with his personal skills, but a left-footed shot from the front of the arc slightly missed the post. Jeju began protecting defender Lim Chae-min in the 44th minute of the second half, and the game ended with Jeju's 1-0 victory.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
