‘Disappointing’ of two consecutive draws since taking over as manager Byun Seong-hwan

Suwon Samsung players disappointed with the draw

Pro soccer K-League 2 Suwon Samsung was unable to fully demonstrate the effect of the change of head coach and ended up with no wins (3 draws, 5 losses) in 8 consecutive games.

Suwon drew 0-0 with Gyeongnam FC in the 17th round of the Hana Bank K League 2 2024 held at the Changwon Soccer Center on the 15th.

Suwon (21 points), who had drawn two games in a row, had the same number of points as Gimpo FC (21 points), but ranked 4th in scoring.

Suwon, which hired coach Byun Seong-hwan as its new head coach on the 31st of last month, drew 1-1 with Busan I’Park on the 2nd and then drew with Gyeongnam without a goal on the same day, and coach Byun Seong-hwan put off his first win in office until another opportunity.

In the 19th minute of the first half, Suwon strongly threatened the Gyeongnam defense with Mulic’s surprise mid-range shot as a signal.

In the 25th minute of the first half, it was unfortunate that Kim Bo-kyung, who was rushing toward the right side of the goal area from Kazuki’s cutback to the right of the penalty area, was unable to properly stretch his feet and turn it into a score.

Suwon, who applied strong forward pressure, picked the ball out during a backpass from the Gyeongnam defense in the 34th minute of the first half, and Mulic’s left-footed shot shook the net.

However, as a result of video review (VAR), Mulic was declared offside and the goal was cancelled.

In the 36th minute of the first half, Suwon finished the first half scoreless as Son Seok-yong’s decisive header from a corner kick was blocked by the goalkeeper’s super save.

In order to block Suwon’s intensive attack, Gyeongnam suffered from empty balls throughout the first half and only made ‘zero shots’.

Suwon was faltered by Gyeongnam’s intensifying attack in the second half and had to be satisfied with a draw, unable to capitalize on scoring opportunities. 토토사이트