‘The king of Daegu’ K-League 1 lowest Daegu, Sejingya Multi-Gol, Ulsan and dramatic 2-2 radish

(MHN Geum Yoon -ho reporter) Professional football K -League 1 Daegu FC made the lowest escape embers by dramatically with the ‘defending champion’ Ulsan HD.

Daegu drew 2-2 with Ulsan thanks to Sejingya, who broke the multi-goal in the K-League 1 2025 21-round net route held at the Ulsan Munsu Soccer Stadium on the 12th.

The game was originally scheduled for June 29, but Ulsan was delayed by participating in the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup and was held at the East Asian Football Federation (EAFF) E-1 Championship (East Asian Cup).

The 12th Daegu (14 points), who scored one point in the draw, followed 10 consecutive league games (4 draws and 6 losses), but reduced the interval with 11th Suwon FC (16 points). He also escaped the recent five consecutive games in Ulsan.

On the other hand, Ulsan (30 and 25 points) was ranked 6th ahead of FC Seoul (30, 23 points), but has not been able to escape from seven games (three league games, three clubs World Cups, and one FA Cup).

It was the home team Ulsan who took the decisive opportunity first. Ulsan had a sharp left -footed shot in the 23rd minute of the offensive, but the ball was hit by a goal.

Daegu, who had been over the run, struck the cross with a fantastic right -footed volley shot from the left side of the penalty box in the 32nd minute.

With this goal, Sejingya scored the third goal of the season, starting about three months after the Gwangju FC match on April 9.

Ulsan, who scored the first goal, started the attack by removing Yoon Jae -seok and putting Kang Sang -woo.

Ulsan, who continued to knock on Daegu goal, was balanced 1-1 with a strong left-footed mid-range shot.

Ulsan, which had risen, succeeded in overturning the game with its own goal in the corner in the second half of the 33rd minute.

However, Daegu made a 2-2 re-expansion by being a kicker and a free kick, who was fouled by Torryak in the second half of the 40th minute.

Since then, Ulsan has swallowed a regret as Lee Cheong-yong’s header and Tordak’s shots were blocked by Daegu goalkeeper Oh Seung-hoon’s defense, and the game ended with a 2-2 draw.

Photo = Korea Professional Football Federation