‘Horror by existence’ Still, the only hope of ‘cliff end’ Ulsan, the return goal ‘Three and three times’ challenge

(Sports Chosun Kim Sung -won) ‘Cliff End’ Ulsan HD is on the Gangwon FC expedition.

Ulsan will play the 24th round of ‘Hana Bank K League 1 2025’ at Gangneung High1 Arena on July 27 at 7 pm. Ulsan, who played less than the FIFA Club World Cup, is ranked 7th with 8 wins, 6 draws and 8 losses and 30 points. Last year, the joy of the K -League 1 and 3 consecutive victories has long been forgotten.

Gangwon is located in the 9th place (29 points), but the difference between Ulsan is only one point. If Gangwon wins, the ranking will change.

Ulsan’s last win was Gimcheon Commerce (3 to 2 wins) on May 24, two months ago. In the FIFA Club World Cup, three games were defeated and the Korean Cup was frustrated. In the K -League 1, he has won five consecutive games (2 draws and 3 losses), including two consecutive defeats. The atmosphere of fans’ cheering boycotts is also cluttered.

The only hope is Malcolm that has returned in seven years. He returned to the second half of the 32 -minute replacement in the away game against FC Seoul on the 20th. Since November 10, 2018, he was in the K -League in 2444 days.

Malcolm made his first debut in Ulsan on the 23rd. The time has increased. He was in the second half of the 12th minute. Since October 28, 2018, we met with Ulsan Munsu in 2460 days. The calm Ulsan audience was also poured out when the horses were introduced.

But there was no reversal again. All two games played by Malcolms were yoke in the defeat.

It just evolved again. The number of ball touches has increased. The strength and post -play from the 1m96 tall and weight of 112kg were unmatched. Daejeon defender Anton challenged but bounced off. Malcolm broke a decisive shot in the second half of the 43rd minute, but was blocked by Lee Chang -geun.

Although it is not normal yet, Malcolms are making their opponent’s tongue out of existence alone. If you hit the return goal in Gangwonjeon, you can shoot Ulsan’s draw and reversal signal.

Eric also tasted goal in Daejeon. He has scored nine goals in 17 games and is ranked fifth in the K -League one goal. Eric received a pass by Rubicson in the battle and shook the net with a concise shooting in the opponent’s penalty box. In Gangwonjeon, he challenges the double -digit goal with two consecutive goals.

Ulsan has an edge with 29 wins, 6 draws and 5 losses in Gangwon and in total. In the last 10 games, he is ahead of 6 wins, 1 draw and 3 losses. But all of this year’s Jinx was broken. In the twice confrontation, he is inferior with one draw and 1 loss.

Ulsan can be caught in a larger whirlpool if it fails to rebound even in Gangwonjeon.
By Kim Sung -won, reporter newsme@sportschosun.com