Jeonbuk Hyundai Lee Seung-woo, who scored a goal 2-1 in the match against FC Anyang held at the Jeonju World Cup Stadium on the 8th.
(MHN Sangam, Geum Yoon -ho reporter) Professional football Jeonbuk Hyundai continued to undefeated 21 consecutive league games to increase the possibility of winning.
Jeonbuk defeated FC Anyang 2-1 in the Hana Bank K-League 1 2025 25th round home game held at the Jeonju World Cup Stadium on the 8th.
As a result, Jeonbuk has solidified the first place (57 points), with 21 games (15 wins and 5 draws), including five consecutive league wins.
On the other hand, Anyang (27), who lost two consecutive victories, did not have a gap with FC Seoul and Biggin Daegu FC (15 points).
Jeonbuk Hyundai Park Jin -seop, who rejoices with his arms after scoring the first goal with an exciting mid -range shot at the Anyangjeon held at the Jeonju World Cup Stadium on the 8th.
On the day, Jeonbuk exchanged the attack with Anyang at the beginning of the game.
Anyang, who fought back, succeeded in balancing 1-1 with Thomas’s equalizer in the second half of the 29th minute.
However, Jeonbuk scored a thrilling 2-1 win by connecting to the winning goal when Lee Seung-woo, who had not lost his concentration in the midst of a premarital situation in the second half of the 43rd minute, was pushed to the left foot.
Daegu FC Sejingya rejoicing after scoring goals with FC Seoul at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on the 8th.
At the Seoul World Cup Stadium, the 12th place Daegu, the lowest in the Seoul World Cup Stadium, lost three consecutive wins with a 2-2 draw in the Seoul expedition, which was burdensome.
Seoul (37 points) did not have the same tie with Kimcheon, the second place, and Hana Citizen (39 victory points).
In the game, the home team Seoul took the first goal with a sharp left -footed shot in the free kick in the 13th minute.
FC Seoul Kim Jin -soo, who scored a goal with Daegu FC at the Seoul World Cup Stadium on the 8th
In response, Daegu made a 1-1 tie with a long-standing street shot where Sejingya was away from the center circle.
Seoul finished the first half, leading to Lucas Silva, who had flooded Kim Jin-soo’s low and strong cross in the 40th minute, and headed towards the goal.
However, Daegu made 2-2 as a header of Sejingya’s cross in the second half of the 18th minute. Four minutes later, Sejingya once again scored a goal and seemed to succeed in the 3-2 reversal, but the game ended 2-2 as he was canceled by the referee that Lee Yong-rae’s foul was in the process.
Sejingya, meanwhile, scored 1 goal and 1 assist in 278 K-League games, scoring 108 goals and 70 assists and joining the ’70 -70 club ‘. This is the third record of professional football, followed by Lee Dong -guk (228 goals 77 assists) and Yeom Ki -hoon (77 goals and 104 assists) in 2017, and is the first foreign player.
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