Cho Sung-hwan, the Busan Supervisor, won't lose?Expectations are high that the results will be made at home as well.
Jun 29, 2025
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Suwon Samsung manager Cho Sung-hwan responded to the question of a particularly strong 'Origin undefeated' in the away game ahead of the 18th round of Hana Bank's K League 2 away match against Suwon Samsung at 7 p.m. on the 29th at Suwon World Cup Stadium.
Busan, ranked sixth (29 points), led by head coach Cho Sung-hwan, has recorded three wins, two draws and two losses in seven games since May. Among them, Suwon scored the first goal in the first two minutes of the first half on the 17th of last month, but lost four goals, recording a total defeat of the band. He vowed to avenge himself on the expedition for the first time in a month and a half. There is no loss this season on the road. When asked if this part of Suwon's away game gave him confidence, coach Cho was rather serious.
When asked about the undefeated away game, coach Cho replied, "'Isn't it boring?' This is because professionals value home victory for home fans more than anything else. "It's a question that keeps coming up every game, but we're not burdened by away games. It's not that we neglect to prepare because it's home, and our players should be more responsible and prepare well for the home game because these stories keep coming out,' he said. "If this goes on longer, you can make a jinx, not a jinx, and it can be a burden. I think we'll have to produce as many results as away games at home in a short period of time."
Regarding the destination "If you lose first, you will have a very difficult game, and if you don't lose, you may naturally lose your organizational balance or gap by drawing the opponent's impatience, and it will be easy if Baek Ga-on and Son Seok-yong score first in the back space behind you." The result will depend on whether the first goal is a goal or a goal."
Coach Cho said, `As it's hot, I think the game management will be important"We had too many turnovers in the previous game as well. If you have a lot of ups and downs in your performance, you can't go to a stable and good position. I hope today's game will not have a lot of turnovers and take a lot of possession for offense and make it difficult for the opponent." Coach Cho then said, `It's hard to attack or defend, but it's actually harder to defend. When you defend, you run out of physical strength, and there are many games in which your preparation for a week is just wasted due to ordinary mistakes. He smiled with a significant smile, saying, `I will punish thoroughly by the principle of exclusion.'
Asked to pick only one player expected against Suwon, coach Cho said, `As a game changer, Villerona Gonzalo will do well in the second half, but I hope Baek Gaon, who will start, will do it," he replied.
Suwon = Reporter Jeon Young-ji sky4us@sportschosun.com
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
