Yeom Hoon-pyo, Suwon, who seemed 'confident', was 'humble and desperate' in soccer

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Suwon beat Asan FC 2-1 in its home opening match against South Chungcheong Province in the first round of Hana Bank K-League 2 2024 at Suwon World Cup Stadium in Gyeonggi Province at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. It was the first win for Suwon manager Yeom Ki-hoon since his debut as a professional coach. 토토사이트
Suwon manager Yeom Ki-hoon said before the match, "I thought offensive soccer was the answer to advance to the next round. You have to bully the opponent first in order to get the rhythm of the game you want. I will show you 'bashing first' soccer,' adding, "Although K-League 2 is not an easy stage to play, I am confident that I will overcome all restraints." "I don't think I will lose in the current situation."
No matter how much Suwon was in the K-League 1 until last season and is called the "four biggest K-League" along with Ulsan, Seoul, and Jeonbuk in terms of reputation and size, it seems to be more confident than necessary. If it loses from the opening game, the aftermath could have been stronger as the weight of this comment was added.
Manager Yeom's Suwon showed off aggressive and dynamic soccer as previously announced. Overall, they raised the line and moved in a formation with a narrow gap between the front and the back, putting pressure on the opponent with the ball to the side. Manager Kim Hyun-seok of Asan, South Chungcheong Province, also called for "fast ball switching" before the game, but failed to advance as Suwon put strong pressure from the beginning.
Of course, Suwon also had difficulty in attacking, as it could not easily break down the defense of Asan, South Chungcheong Province. As the offense failed to resolve, it frequently attempted a cross targeting the head of a 203-cm tall foreign striker, but lacked accuracy.
Suwon's performance was disappointing compared to what manager Yeom said before the game. However, Suwon still had the "desperation" that blossomed last season to stay.
In the 21st minute of the first half, Suwon midfielder Kim Sang-joon sprayed a one-touch penetration pass from the center near the halfway line toward the right side. The pass seemed to be blocked by midfielder Kang Joon-hyuk of Asan, South Chungcheong Province, who had already taken the path.
However, Kang failed to catch the pass perfectly and spilled the ball back, and Suwon striker Lee Sang-min, who started running first just in case, snatched the ball and ran towards the side. Lee Sang-min's low cross, which eventually led to the goal of Asan, South Chungcheong Province, led to Mulic's right foot first goal.
Of course, there was a crisis. In the 39th minute of the first half, Suwon defender Cho Yoon-sung was sent off directly after VAR review on the ground that he blocked Asan Juninho's clear scoring opportunity in the process of blocking counterattack. Fortunately, Suwon was able to block the loss as Juninho's left footed free kick in front of Suwon's box in the 42nd minute of the first half hit all the way to the right side following the left side of the net. However, in order to fill the defense gap, it had to exclude midfielder Park Sang-hyuk and deploy central defender Baek Dong-kyu in the 43rd minute of the first half.
Suwon has become more desperate to keep a one-goal lead at a disadvantage in numbers. Eventually, the desperation led to Mulic's right-footed free-kick wonder goal at a position about 30m away from the front of the opponent's net in the 5th minute of the first half extra time, drawing cheers from Suwon fans.
Suwon gave up a chase goal to Jung Ma-ho, a midfielder born in 2005 in Asan, Chungcheongnam-do, who received Park Dae-hoon's right cutback cross in the 23rd minute of the second half, but kept a one-goal lead and won the opening game.