The K League 2 Suwon Lost 1-2 to E-Land

K League 2 Suwon Lost 1-2 to E-Land... The Dream of Being Undefeated and Winning the Championship was Dashed After Two Games

Jo Dong-jae scores the winning goal in extra time in the second half... Suwon under Yeom Ki-hoon's regime, K League 2 'first loss'

Pro Football K-League 2 Suwon Samsung's dream of winning the championship undefeated has become an unattainable goal just two games after the start of the 2024 season.

Suwon conceded a goal just before the end of the away game against Seoul E-Land FC in the Hana Bank K-League 2 2024 2nd round held at Mokdong Sports Complex in Seoul on the 10th and lost 1-2.

Suwon, who overcame numerical inferiority in the first round and defeated South Chungcheong Asan FC 2-1 at home, was unable to maintain momentum and suffered the bitter taste of defeat. 파워볼게임

This is the first loss in the second division for Suwon, which suffered a shock relegation to last place in K-League 1 last season.

In addition, it was the first loss in an official match for coach Ki-Hoon Yeom, who exclaimed enthusiastically, 'I want to be promoted to soccer without losing.'

Coach Yeom met with reporters ahead of the first round match and pledged to do well this season, saying, “I don’t think we will lose.”

However, in the second game, they were blocked by E-Land, who, like Suwon, had their sights set on promotion this season.

Suwon, who rivaled FC Seoul in K-League 1 and was given the nickname 'Super Match', was unable to smile from the first match against another Seoul-based team that was successful in the second division.

The player who made Suwon cry was side defender Jo Dong-jae, born in 2003.

Suwon gave up the first goal to Bruno Silva in the 7th minute of the second half, but 25 minutes later, Jeon Jin-woo scored the equalizing goal to boost the momentum.

Afterwards, Suwon went on the offensive, aiming for a comeback goal, but was unable to stop E-Land's 'final counterattack' and gave up 3 points to the opponent.

With 6 minutes of added time in the second half, Jo Dong-jae put an end to the game with a cool left-footed shot at 3 minutes and 35 seconds.

The ball passed from the right side by Jeong Jae-yong passed through Silva and flowed in front of Jo Dong-jae, who ran into the penalty box.

In response, Jo Dong-jae connected with a left-footed shot without hesitation, opening the Suwon goal guarded by goalkeeper Yang Hyeong-mo.

E-Land, which reorganized the team under coach Kim Do-gyun, who led K-League 1 Suwon FC last season, started the 2024 season well by earning 6 points in the first and second rounds.

E-Land won 3-0 in the first round away game against Busan I'Park on the 3rd.

E-Land also enjoyed a double victory in the match against Suwon on this day, with youth striker Jang Seok-hoon setting the record as the youngest player to play in the K League 2.

Jang Seok-hoon, who started as a starter but was replaced 15 minutes into the first half, was born on September 4, 2006, and made his professional debut at the age of 17 years, 6 months and 6 days, breaking the previous record of Lee Tae-min (Busan) (17 years, 9 months and 26 days). It passed.

On this day, 9,123 spectators entered Mokdong Sports Complex.