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Seo Jung-won (48), who resigned from his voluntary resignation and returned at the end of the season, [중앙포토]
A clash will take place against the strongest players of East Asian clubs football. In addition, it is a team match between Korean and Japanese clubs. Seo Jung-won (48), who has withdrawn his voluntary resignation and sent back the deadline, is an important match for his manager, Suwon.
Suwon will play the second leg of the fourth round of the Asian Confederation of Football (AFC) Champions League with Japanese J-League fielder Kashima Antlers at the Suwon World Cup Stadium at 7:30 pm on July 24. There is no place to go back since I lost 2 to 3 in the first match in Kashima, Japan in the last three days. In principle, you have to beat more than two goals. However, if the goal difference is the same, a 1-0 or 2-1 win can be won according to tournament rules.
This period of confrontation is called "Kwon Sun Tae Derby". Kashima's Korean goalkeeper Kwon Soon-tae (34) in the first match provoked controversy with a brutal action, such as kicking the Suwon midfielder clinic (30) just before the end. from the first half and enter the head. In an interview with a Japanese reporter after the match, Gwon Sun-tae said, "I think this is necessary for the team." I did not want to be an opponent because I was a Korean team ", did he declare.
The Japanese football community has joined the Kashima Asia Sustainment Project. The first button is "Get Gwon Sun-tae". On the day of the match, Kashima supporters of 500 people will visit the stadium. In addition, about 20 journalists came from Japan and Nippon TV sent a dozen technical staff for the live broadcast.
Suwon is determined to defeat Kashima with "the return effect of Seo Jung-won". On August 28, Seo left his witness alone for six years.
Seo returned to Germany to meet advanced football and returned to power on the 15th of last month, a month and a half. I could not even watch the players who had lost their points and who had been shaken. Seo looked at the players who suffered from gloom after only 7 wins (4 draws, 2 losses) in 7 games after his resignation.
The effect Seojungwon appeared immediately. On the 17th, the FA Cup winners, Jeju (2-1 on penalties) and K-League Pohang Steelers (2-0 winner) won one after the other. If Suwon beats Kashima, it will be the final of the Asian Champions League in 16 years after winning the 2002 World Cup.
Song Ji-hoon reporter [email protected]
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