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Jeonbuk, which is hardly ended, held 2-0 in Gangwon, 19 games undefeated ‘perfect solo’… Congratulations to breakthrough 200,000 spectators (on -site review)

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input2025-07-23 21:29:08



(Sports Seoul | Jeonju = reporter) Jeonbuk Hyundai continued to undefeated.

Jeonbuk defeated Gangwon FC 2-0 in the 23rd round of the Hana Bank K-League 1 2025 held at the Jeonju World Cup Stadium on the 23rd.

Jeonbuk, who scored 3 points, ran 19 games undefeated (14 wins and 5 draws) and scored 51 points and continued the solo system.

Jeonbuk was held in the early stages of the game. Gangwon did not move forward, but the line was tightly composed of a defensive block. Jeonbuk owned the ball for a long time and tried to attack from the left and right, but Gangwon’s defense was also well defended.

In the 13th minute, Jeonbuk made an opportunity. Jeon Jin -woo, who entered the penalty box in the left free kick, fell in the process of competing with his opponent, and the referee declared a penalty kick. However, after five minutes of reading, the penalty kick was canceled after an offside decision.

Jeonbuk, who had an offensive, scored Kim Jin -kyu in the first half, but the goal was not recognized due to the handball.

Jeonbuk, who was looking for a chance, made a 38 -minute gear Lee Sun -je. Kim Jin -gyu took the ball from the front of the arc circle and tried a mid -range shot with his left foot, and the ball stabbed the corner of the goal correctly.

Jeonbuk, which raised its momentum, scored an additional goal in the 42th minute. Inside the penalty box, Jeon Jin -woo scored a penalty kick and Companyo was calmly finished and scored.

Jeonbuk fell in the second half of the counterattack and fell down by Kim Dae -woo. The referee, who took the yellow card out of the initial decision, listened to Kim Dae -woo after the video reading. Jeonbuk was in a numerical advantage and relaxed the game.

Kangwon, who was disadvantaged, made a change in airborne and waist by introducing Kim Kun -hee, Kim Kang -guk, and Park Ho -young, except Gabriel, Lee Sang -heon, and Shin Min -ha.

One enemy was aggressively played to score a goal, but Jeonbuk’s defensive walls were solid. The two goals ahead of the two goals, Jeonbuk did not attack forcibly, but operated the game stably.

Gangwon made a change after three minutes after three minutes of Lee Ji -ho instead of Mo Jae -hyun in the second half of the 17th minute. Hong Jung -ho and Kim Tae -hwan were except for Kwon Chang -hoon and Gamboa. Park Jin -seop went down to defense and Gamboa was in the midfield. Kim Tae -hyun moved to the right and Kwon Chang -hoon stood on the left. After five minutes, Song Min -kyu and Kim Jin -kyu were subtracted and Lee Young -jae and Lee Seung -woo were added.

Jeonbuk, who led the game leisurely, eventually won the two -goal lead and won the winner.

There were 13,795 spectators entering the game. Jeonbuk surpassed 200,000 spectators in 12 home games, the shortest period of time this season. The cumulative audience is 20,600. weo@sportsseoul.com


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