Joker Lee Seung-woo flew so fast. Compagno equalizer Jeonbuk drew a dramatic 1-1 draw with Jeju...Four games in a row without a loss

Apr 13, 2025

Joker Lee Seung-woo flew so fast. Compagno equalizer Jeonbuk drew a dramatic 1-1 draw with Jeju...Four games in a row without a loss
photo courtesy of the Korea Professional Football Association



Joker Lee Seung-woo flew so fast. Compagno equalizer Jeonbuk drew a dramatic 1-1 draw with Jeju...Four games in a row without a loss
photo courtesy of the Korea Professional Football Association
Joker Lee Seung-woo flew so fast. Compagno equalizer Jeonbuk drew a dramatic 1-1 draw with Jeju...Four games in a row without a loss
photo courtesy of the Korea Professional Football Association
Jeonbuk and Jeju divided 1 point each.

Jeonbuk and Jeju tied 1-1 in the eighth round of 'Hana Bank K League 1 2025' held at Jeonju World Cup Stadium at 4:30 p.m. on the 13th. In the 41st minute of the first half, Jeju took the lead with Yoo In-su's first goal and maintained the lead for more than 40 minutes, but in the 41st minute of the second half, Compagno scored an equalizer. Jeonbuk, which had won two consecutive games, remained undefeated for four consecutive games due to the draw. With three wins, three draws, three losses, and 12 points, he maintained sixth place in Split A Group. On the other hand, Jeju (8 points) failed to escape from the bottom 10th place with two consecutive winless wins following the loss against Gwangju (0-1 loss).

Coach Gus Foyet changed only one spot compared to the previous match against Daejeon. Song Min-gyu was put instead of Hernandez in the position of a side striker who will form a three-top with Compagno and Jeon Jin-woo. Song Min-gyu returned to the starting lineup about a month after the match against Gangwon on March 9. Coach Foyet explained the background of Hernandez's exclusion from the list, saying he had a minor injury. Kang Sang-yoon, Kim Jin-gyu, and Park Jin-seop built three-middle, and Kim Tae-hyun, Kim Young-bin, Hong Jung-ho, and Kim Tae-hwan set up four backs. Song Bum-keun defended the goal. Coach Foyet said, "We need to show good performance like the last match against Daejeon to be able to rise to a higher level."




Jeju coach Kim Hak-beom placed Yoo In-su and rookie Choi Byung-wook on both sides with Yuri Jonathan at the one-top. Coach Kim said " (born in 2005) Kim Jun-ha scored the most points in the team with two goals. He is the head of the household. Other strikers need to score," he said, expressing anticipation for Yuri Johnathan. For the first time, the Jungwon was formed as a combination of Lee Chang-min's departure. Lee Tae-ro will take on a slightly more aggressive role, Kim said. Nam Tae-hee stepped up as an offensive midfielder. Ahn Tae-hyun, Lim Chae-min, Song Joo-hoon, and Kim Ryun-sung packed a four-back, and Kim Dong-joon wore goalkeeper gloves.

Joker Lee Seung-woo flew so fast. Compagno equalizer Jeonbuk drew a dramatic 1-1 draw with Jeju...Four games in a row without a loss
photo courtesy of the Korea Professional Football Association
Joker Lee Seung-woo flew so fast. Compagno equalizer Jeonbuk drew a dramatic 1-1 draw with Jeju...Four games in a row without a loss
photo courtesy of the Korea Professional Football Association
Joker Lee Seung-woo flew so fast. Compagno equalizer Jeonbuk drew a dramatic 1-1 draw with Jeju...Four games in a row without a loss
photo courtesy of the Korea Professional Football Association
Jeonbuk was full of momentum at the beginning of the first half. Contrary to the prediction that he would run the game defensively, the opposing side pushed Jeju roughly. Jeju countered with strong pressure. Seventeen minutes into the game, both teams exchanged double-digit fouls (10). While Jeonbuk was unable to find a way out, the lead gradually came over to Jeonbuk. In the 14th minute, Song Bum-keun blew off Yuri Jonathan's header. In the 23rd minute, Kim Tae-hwan's right cross touched the forehead of Compagno at the gate, but it slightly rose above the net. Jeju put Ulsan in trouble one after another with strong forward pressure and active participation by both fullbacks. Yuri Jonathan's left footed shot in the box was blocked by the goalkeeper in the 30th minute.

Jeonbuk and Jeju fought against each other. In the 34th minute of the first half, Jeonbuk took the ball from the opponent's side and broke down the opponent's side with a smooth pass connection. Kang Sang-yoon, who caught the ball, cleverly delivered a low and fast cross to Compagno, who tapped on the goal with a sliding shot, but was blocked by Kim Dong-joon. In the 36th minute, Yuri Jonathan, who received a space pass to Jeju's counterattack, immediately entered the box and tried to shoot. However, Hong Jung-ho, who was following, blocked the opportunity with a smart tackle.




Joker Lee Seung-woo flew so fast. Compagno equalizer Jeonbuk drew a dramatic 1-1 draw with Jeju...Four games in a row without a loss
photo courtesy of the Korea Professional Football Association
In the 41st minute of the first half, Jeju scored the first goal first. Nam Tae-hee dug in between four to five Jeonbuk players from the opposing side. Nam Tae-hee lost her balance near the penalty point. At that time, Yoo In-su, who was next to him, quickly swung his right foot and shook the net. his second goal of the season. At the end of the first half, Compagno threw a decisive chance at the gate, and Jeju finished with a goal ahead.

Coach Kim Hak-beom tried to change the midfield by excluding Choi Byung-wook, a 22-year-old resource, and putting Oh Jae-hyuk in at half-time. The plan was not to be pushed back in the midfield energy fight against Jeonbuk. In the fifth minute of the second half, Compagno lost his chance once again. In the 18th minute of the second half, Jeon Jin-woo's left foot volley went straight to the goalkeeper and was ineffective. Coach Foye, who was in a hurry, pulled out the replacement card. Without Kim Jin-gyu and Song Min-gyu, Korea Young's Lee Seung-woo was put in to change the system to TOMIDLE. Lee Seung-woo was put into the game for the first time in four games since the fourth round against Gangwon last month.

In the 32nd minute of the second half of Jeju Island, Yuri Jonatan and Lee Tal-ro were brought to the bench and Dongjin Park Jang Min-gyu was put in. Oh Jae-hyuk, who was replaced at half-time, was replaced again with Kim Jun-ha due to an unexpected injury. In the 33rd minute of the second half, Jeonbuk took out Kang Sang-yoon and Kim Young-bin and put in Thiago Boateng, showing its winning move with Compagno-Thiago 'Twin Tower'. Jeju had a golden opportunity to score an additional goal in a chaotic game due to continuous replacement. Nam Tae-hee delivered the ball to Yoo In-su on the other side with a clever cross from the right side of the box. Yoo In-su's shot in a no-mark situation went off the post.




Joker Lee Seung-woo flew so fast. Compagno equalizer Jeonbuk drew a dramatic 1-1 draw with Jeju...Four games in a row without a loss
photo courtesy of the Korea Professional Football Association
Jeonbuk had no intention of losing at home. Lee Seung-woo added vitality to the offense with active movements. In the 41st minute of the second half, Lee Seung-woo scored an equalizer on his toes. A corner kick floated by Lee Seung-woo hit Hong Jung-ho's head near Near Poster and headed to the gate. Compagno scored this again with a header. Compagno's fourth goal of the season.

In the 45th minute of the second half, Kim Ryun-sung's shot headed to the corner of the goal to avoid Song Bum-keun's defense, but Kim Tae-hyun ran quickly and cleared it to overcome the crisis. In the first minute of extra time in the second half, Lee Chang-min was out and Kim Jae-woo was put in. In the 3rd minute of extra time in the second half, Dongjin Park's shot was placed in Song Bum-keun's arms. In the fourth minute of extra time in the second half, Lee Seung-woo's shot after peeling off the markman with a motivated dribble appeared on the net. The match ended in a 1-1 draw.



This article was translated by Naver AI translator.