Bojanichi Resurrection Ulsan HD, Um Won-sang's attack point = Hunting 3 points in the official away match against Jeju SK!
May 09, 2025
|
|
Ulsan will play 10th-ranked Jeju at 4:30 p.m. on the 11th at the Jeju World Cup Stadium in the 13th round of Hana Bank K League 1.
Ulsan, which has played 14 games, is currently in third place with six wins, three draws and five losses and 21 points.
Ulsan drew 1-1 with its East Coast rival Pohang Steelers on the 5th after a great match on Children's Day. He lost a point in the 7th minute of the first half, but Bojanic calmly finished the second ball with a right foot shot at the opponent's gate in the extra time of the first half to balance it. A handball foul allowed a penalty in the extra time of the second half, but Cho Hyun-woo saved the team from losing by blocking it with animal reflexes. With the valuable draw, Ulsan dominated Pohang with four wins, four draws and one loss in its Children's Day competition.
Now, the eyes are on the expedition to Jeju Island. The player to watch is Bojanic (2 goals and 2 assists in 5 games), who scored in the last match against Pohang. Having recently returned from injury, he is leading the team's offense by revitalizing the midfield. He scored a goal in 66 days since the match against Jeonbuk Hyundai (1-0 win) on March 1. Thanks to his performance in the midfield and goals, Boyanich was also named as the best-elevance of the 12th round by the Korea Professional Football Federation. It is expected that he will show his sense of soccer, passing skills and game management skills in the match against Jeju Island.
Cho Hyun-woo, the goalkeeper, played in a total of 300 K League 1 games against Pohang. He is proving to be the best goalkeeper in Korea with eight runs and five clean sheets in 10 league games this season.
Cho Hyun-woo "If it's Ulsan, it should be in a higher position than it is now. Our players have good abilities. I'm very strong mentally and I won't be shaken at any moment. I'm sure it'll be better than it is now. I'll pay back the fans' support with a great performance" he said.
Another point to watch is whether Um Won-sang (13 one assist in 13 games) will achieve offensive points. Ulsan had an advantage with two wins and one loss against Jeju last season. Um Won-sang scored a wedge when he won 3-1 at home on April 28 and helped the winning goal when he came from behind to win 3-2 on the road on June 23. Coincidentally, when Um Won-sang remained silent in the away game on July 26, he lost 0-1.
Ulsan won 2-0 at home against Jeju on March 9 with Heo Yul's multi-goal. Um Won-sang helped Heo Yul's first goal, and Lee Jin-hyun also made an assist. Um Won-sang has no goals this season, so he has to get his blood pierced. Attention is focusing on whether he will lead the team's victory with another offensive point.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
