I feel sorry for not being able to bring Gangwon coach Chung Kyung-ho to victory
Apr 06, 2025
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Gangwon lost 0-2 to Anyang in the seventh round of the 'Hana Bank K League 1 2025' held at Anyang Stadium on the 6th.
Gangwon lost in the last match against Seoul and Gimcheon and had to break the losing streak. In order to escape the frustrating atmosphere, coach Chung Kyung-ho showed his fighting spirit to shave his head, but lost against Anyang in Gyeonggi Province on the same day and recorded three consecutive losses.
Gangwon continued its frustrating trend until the end of the second half of the game, allowing Choi Kyu-hyun to score the first goal in the 39th minute of the second half, giving up the atmosphere. Choi Kyu-hyun, who was waiting for the ball that bounced in front of the box in a corner kick situation, finished with a right-footed mid-range shot. The ball went straight into the corner of the Gangwon goal. In the second half of extra time, he was defeated by dedicating an additional goal to opponent defender Thomas.
Coach Chung Kyung-ho told reporters after the game that `Many fans came, and I feel sorry for not being able to win. I was desperate while preparing for a week, but the results didn't follow. It seems that the counterpart set piece, the response to the change, was insufficient. It was disappointing in the scoring part as well. I think it will be important to overcome the crisis and prepare well.'
As for the fact that he has won three consecutive games, the result cannot be changed. The next game is more important. There are many teams with seven points in the K League, so I don't think they've been pushed out yet. I'll set the direction well and prepare well for the next game" he replied.
As for Lee Sang-hun, who showed good performance last season but has recently shown disappointing performance, "It was a career high last season." I think Sangheon should be more confident and help him find the same pace as last year."
As for tactical change "You have to think about which combination would be better. I think we need to ease the burden of losing back-to-back games and control the psychological aspects well," he replied.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
