Suwon Samsung is seeing the effect of the summer transfer market.
Suwon Samsung, led by head coach Byun Sung-hwan, beat the South Jeolla Dragons 2-1 at the home game of “Hana Bank K League 2 2024” held at Mir Stadium in Yongin on Wednesday. Suwon (11 wins, seven draws and seven losses) had 11 undefeated matches. Suwon jumped to the third place at the same time as Seoul E-Land and Asan, South Chungcheong Province, lost at the same time. In contrast, South Jeolla Province (12-6, seven losses) failed to win three consecutive matches.
Before the match, South Jeolla Province (12-6-6) came in second, while Suwon (10-7-7) came in fifth. However, the mood of the day has been better for Suwon. It had been undefeated in 10 matches, starting with its match against Busan I’Park on June 2. On the other hand, South Jeolla Province has had one draw and one loss in its last two matches. Also, Suwon has shown particularly strong performance against South Jeolla Province this season. It won the first match of the season by a whopping 5-1. In the second match, it left a 2-2 draw.
Ahead of the showdown, coaches of both teams vowed to win. “From our perspective, it is a mountain that we have to overcome anyway, rather than a mountain over a mountain. Then, I think it would be right to pass it lightly in a good mood. As much as we have prepared well, I will take a look at it lightly,” said Lee. “It was one of many goals that I promised to win over each team when we discuss our goals in the spring. There are only one last round left. If we win two teams, Suwon and Cheongju in North Chungcheong Province, we can keep our promise. This is the last chance. So, I will do my best to keep that promise and keep that goal today.”
Suwon tasted a scoring shot four minutes after kickoff. Mylat, the “new face,” scored his K-League debut goal. He completed a strong mid-range shot with speed in the counterattack situation.
Mylatte, who hails from Romania, joined Suwon through the summer transfer window. He is a multi-resource player who can handle both left and right attacks. With his fast feet and scoring ability, he recorded 39 goals and 14 assists in 193 matches in the Romanian first division. “I know that many Romanian players have performed well in Suwon. I know that promotion is a top priority this season. I will definitely help you achieve your goal,” he vowed. He displayed “goal flavor” in just two matches after his K-League debut.
South Jeolla Province did not back down easily. South Jeolla Province scored Noh Geon-woo’s pass with a mid-range shot at the 19th minute of the second half. Suwon did not falter. It scored an additional goal just four minutes later. Bae Seo-joon overcame the ball match with his opponent during the counterattack, and Kim Ji-ho scored an upset goal. Bae Seo-joon and Kim Ji-ho, who scored goals, also joined Suwon through the summer transfer market. Kim Ji-ho, a rookie from Korea University, is actively playing under the manager Byun. He left four goals and two assists in six games since his debut. Bae joined on loan and is playing the role of an “alto” in Suwon. Suwon did not let go of the lead it had with Kim Ji-ho’s come-from-behind goal and ended its victory. 메이저사이트
Meanwhile, at the same time, Bucheon caught E-Land 2-0 with Basani’s performance. Bucheon led with Basani’s first goal in the first five minutes of the first half. In the 14th minute of the first half, Rupeta, who received Basani’s pass, scored to widen the gap.
At Yi Sun-shin Stadium, the “away team” Busan I’Park defeated Chungnam Asan 1-0 with Lim Min-hyuk’s non-stop mid-range shot in the 10th minute of the first half.