Coach Park Tae-ha will be stronger when the injured player returns. Why he doesn't let his guard down. When he talks about stability, he shakes
May 23, 2025
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Pohang won 2-0 in the 15th round of the 'Hana Bank K League 1 2025' held at Anyang Stadium on the 23rd. With this victory, Pohang (22 points) jumped to fifth place in the league.
Pohang laughed in the second half by scoring consecutively. In the 8th minute of the second half, Auberdan delivered the ball to Lee Ho-jae, who was in front of the box, and Lee Ho-jae returned it to Eo Jung-won, who penetrated through the defense with a single touch. Eo Jung-won held the ball in the box and finished it, shaking Anyang's net. The extra goal was also scored shortly afterwards. In the 16th minute of the second half, Giorgi's low and fast cross headed to the center of the box. Kim In-sung quickly penetrated inside from the side and pushed the ball in. He won by keeping the gap between the two goals until the end of the second half.
Coach Park Tae-ha said in a press conference after the game, `The result of the game is satisfactory. The away game in Anyang is not easy, but I think the players played well because they did their best. In the second half, I think the players showed good performance and won."
Regarding Eo Jung-won's score for the first time in a long time, "I had no choice but to write in many positions even though I was a good player last year. Regardless of the position, he's showing good performance this year", he explained.
He still remained vigilant about stable performance. Director Park said "I'm afraid to say it's stable. It's a bit weird if there's always talk of being stable. The hopeful part is that the injured player will come back, so I think it will be strengthened through those players and rookie players."
As for Jorge, who recorded his help, "Always looking forward to it. Recently, he has shown a little improvement in his performance. The possibility is always being checked. I think it will be better if we get better as a team."
For Pohang, Oberndan, who returned to the game, was carried out on a stretcher during the second half. "I think I came out because I wanted to play in the next game," coach Park said. "I don't think there will be a big problem."
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
