Jeonbuk, Dosan Ahn Chang -ho, with Dosan Ahn Chang -ho’s descendants, 22 games undefeated +6 straight wins …

(MHN Choi Jun -seo intern reporter) Jeonbuk once again challenges the history of their own.

Jeonbuk Hyundai will play the 26th round of ‘Hana Bank K League 1 2025’ against Daegu FC at the Jeonju World Cup Stadium on the 16th.

Jeonbuk, who won the FC Anyang on the 8th and raised the unbeaten record for the first consecutive K -League with the defeat of 21 games, and the fourth place in the fourth place.

K -League’s third -no -no -no -definition undefeated undefeated record was 2014.9.6. ~ 2015.4.18. The main character is Jeonbuk.

Jeonbuk, who challenges the league six consecutive wins with 22 unbeaten games, will be forgotten for five months since March 16 when he wins the Daegu War.

Fans are also adding to the power of cheering in Jeonju Province to achieve the team’s historical records.

Jeonbuk recorded 229,946 people (13 games) and 17,688 of the average pavilion this season with 21,346 crowds of Anyangjeon last season.

This is a record that exceeds 17,448 (2002) of the team’s own K -League 1 average, and Jeonbuk expects to record the record of 330,856 people in the K -League 1 season, which was established in 2015.

On this day, a meaningful guest visits Jeonju Province on August 15th.

Philip An -Cardi, a descendant of Dosan Ahn Chang -ho, who was dedicated to establishing a national state, visits Jeonju Province to participate in national anthem, encouragement, and vigils.

During the half -time, Yoon Young -wan Tenor and Park Min -ju Soprano will present the musical ‘Hero’ OST and ‘Beautiful Country’ in commemoration of the 80th anniversary of Liberation.

In addition, Kim Young -bin, who has joined Jeonbuk this season and contributed to undefeated myths, will hold a golden tower of 300 K -League 1 game with the last Anyangjeon.

Meanwhile, Jeonbuk will play the first leg of the semi -finals of the 2025 Hana Bank Korea Cup at 7:00 pm on the 20th after the game.

Photo = Jeonbuk Hyundai, Korea Professional Football Federation