Bucheon FC beat Gyeongnam FC and broke the league's four-game winless streak. He won a thrilling victory in five games.
Bucheon won 3-0 in the 11th round of Hana Bank's K League 2 away match against Gyeongnam at 4:30 p.m. on the 10th at Changwon Football Center thanks to Ryu Won-woo's own goal from Bucheon, Vasani's penalty net in extra time in the first half, and Choi Won-chul's additional goal in the second half.
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| Bucheon Director Lee Young-min |
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Gyeongnam, led by head coach Lee Eul-yong, was losing two consecutive games to Seoul E-Land and Ansan Greeners after winning 2-1 against Gimpo on the 20th of last month. He has been sluggish with one win and five losses in the last six games. Bucheon, led by head coach Lee Young-min, has not won in the last five league games (three draws and two losses). After losing 1-3 to Incheon on the 26th of last month 'K League 2 Absolute First Round', he went on an away trip to Gyeongnam while raising the mood by drawing 2-2 with Jeonnam. Both teams desperately needed a breakthrough, and away team Bucheon took the perfect victory.
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Gyeongnam was unlucky in the first half. In the 37th minute of the first half, Gyeongnam goalkeeper Ryu Won-woo blocked Montagno's sharp shot, but the ball that Gyeongnam center back Woo Joo-sung tried to clear was sucked into the goal and recorded an own goal. After giving up the first goal, Bucheon Vasani scored a penalty in the extra time of the first half, making his fourth goal in the league. Bucheon finished the first half with a 2-0 lead. Bucheon recorded five shots and five effective shots in the first half. It overwhelmed Gyeongnam with only four shots and two effective shots.
Bucheon, desperate for victory, did not delay its second half offensive. Choi Won-chul's additional goal was scored in two minutes of the whistle, predicting victory early. Montagno's header, following Vasani's sharp left-footed cross, cheered after Choi Won-chul pushed the second ball that hit the opponent's goalkeeper Ryu Won-woo's hand. Gyeongnam sought a comeback goal throughout the second half and recorded 10 shots throughout the second half, but the offensive work was not very threatening. Hong Sung-wook, Lee Sang-hyuk, and Koo Ja-yong's three-back did not lose concentration until the end and defended the clean sheet victory.
Bucheon scored 18 points with a 3-0 complete victory, ranking fifth in a surprise move behind Suwon Samsung, which is one goal ahead of goal difference. It pushed Busan (18 points), which played one less game, to sixth place by a score difference, and Seongnam (16 points) to seventh place. It was an away victory of '6 points' that kept the gap close to the top four, including Incheon, Seoul E-Land, Jeonnam Dragons, and Suwon Samsung. On the other hand, Gyeongnam remained at 11 points and fell to 11th place in the league.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
