Coach Cha Du-ri, who covered up Ham Sun-woo's own goal, must have done it on purpose, or what a young player must have learned a lot
Jul 06, 2025
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Hwaseong FC coach Cha Du-ri defended Ham Sun-woo, who scored his own goal. Hwaseong lost 0-1 in the 19th round of the 『Hana Bank K League 2 2025" against Bucheon FC at Hwaseong General Gyeonggi Town on the 6th due to Ham Sun-woo's own goal in the 17th minute of the second half. Hwaseong, which had been showing strong performance of two wins, one draw and one loss in the last four games, tried to win consecutive games, but suffered a disappointing loss at home. It remained in 13th place (16 points).
In a press conference after the game, Cha said, `I think the fans watched a fun game. It is regrettable that the game against Bucheon lost points again. In the first match, he also went into the inflection, but this time he scored an own goal. In the first half, he simply ran the game, and he strengthened the first pressure before Bucheon came out. In the second half, I tried to own it in the build-up process from a little more back. It was better than the first half, and Kim Byung-oh and Luan were added to try to be aggressive. There was a chance, and a good scene came out. I didn't get to the point. The overall content leaves a lot of regrets. I think the players felt what professional soccer is once again. It's a pro that you have to risk everything for one ball. The players must have felt it in person. It has grown from the first match and has improved. But a professional is the result. It's a shame that he lost on his own goal. I will prepare well for the match against Cheonan City next week."
As for the judgment "The referee, the players and the coach all do their best. I believe so. If there was a misjudgment, it is part of the game. We're not perfect either. It was too much to evaluate. We trust each other, and we believe the referee did his best. There's nothing I want to say about that."
As for Ham Sun-woo, who scored an own goal, "In the first game, Ham Sun-woo's ball hit Montagno and went in. I put it in myself today. I had no luck. I don't think they put it in on purpose. I've put it in too, but it doesn't feel pleasant. A part of a soccer player and a young player. I think it's another learning because it can play a bigger role. He said, "He's a good player, so I think he'll be good next week."
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
