Coach Cho Sung-hwan, who has no wins and no losses in six games, seems to have made various mistakes

Oct 19, 2025

Coach Cho Sung-hwan, who has no wins and no losses in six games, seems to have made various mistakes



"I think I've got a lot of things on my hands."

Busan I'Park coach Cho Sung-hwan bowed his head. Busan cried in a six-point game. Busan kneeled 0-3 against Seoul E-Land on the 19th, allowing Seo Jae-min, Jung Jae-min and Cha Seung-hyun to score consecutive goals in the 35th round of the 「Hana Bank K League 2 2025」 at Mokdong Stadium. Busan has been mired in a six-game winless streak, including two consecutive losses. Failed to chase fifth place.

Coach Cho, who went to the press conference after the game, said, `I am sorry that I did not win to the fans who came all the way to the away game. It would have been easier if he had scored a goal in a good early flow, but he collapsed in balance because he failed to score. As he lost a point due to a mistake, tactical changes such as replacement timing were also late. I feel like I've had a lot of things to do with myself."




There was a chance to rebound after losing a point, but the defensive concentration was disappointing. Coach Cho said, `It's not that I'm not doing my best right now. In the process of overcoming victory, he fell into a swamp. We have to overcome psychologically and physically so that we can overcome the upcoming home games."








This article was translated by Naver AI translator.