'ACL 2' Jeonbuk Hyundai Discovered Various Resources 'Acquired'
'ACL 2' Jeonbuk Hyundai Discovered Various Resources 'Acquired'
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Coach Kim Doo-hyun's plan before the start of the game was perfect, and Jeonbuk Hyundai succeeded in starting the first stage in a good mood by scoring multiple points in the first stage of the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Champions League 2.
Jeonbuk Hyundai won 6-0 in the first Group H match of the "2024-25 Asian Football Confederation Champions League 2" held at Rizal Memorial Stadium in Manila, the Philippines, at 9 p.m. on Wednesday (Korea time). With three points, Jeonbuk has secured a good start by beating Muangtong United (Thailand) and Slangor (Malaysia) with one point.
Before the start of the game, Jeonbuk had the burden of dealing with unfamiliar artificial grass and unknown team Cebu, but it overcame and overwhelmed them perfectly. Jeonbuk, which aimed for a goal through strong pressure at the beginning of the first half, quickly scored the first goal. Jeonbuk, which Jin Tae-ho, who received Kim Tae-hwan's cross in the 15th minute of the first half, took the lead with a header score, scored an additional goal in the 36th minute of the first half with Kim Chang-hoon receiving a header pass from Moon Sun-min.
Jeonbuk, which quickly gained the upper hand, did not stop there. Just before the end of the first half, Kim Chang-hoon fired an aggressive breakthrough from the left side, and Moon Seon-min did not miss the ball that flowed out and scored three points in the first half alone.
Jeonbuk continued its goal streak in the second half. At the fourth minute of the second half, Kim Tae-hwan and Moon Seon-min had a chance through fantastic pass linkage, and Park Jae-yong scored without missing a chance.
Jeonbuk scored its fourth goal, but it didn't stop. In the 30th minute of the second half, Yoo Je-ho scored through a fantastic trajectory, and in the 32nd minute of the second half, Park Chae-joon, a substitute, penetrated the detailed goal with a powerful shot after a bold breakthrough. Jeonbuk continued to knock on the goal afterwards, but ended up winning the match 6-0.
'Successful' Using Thick Squad
Jeonbuk, which played in the Champions League 2 for the first time since the reorganization of the Asian Champions League tournament, succeeded in earning three valuable points through the dualization of the squad in a tight league schedule. In addition, he continued his six goals in the match against Suwon FC in the 30th round of the last league in this showdown with Cebu, smiling broadly.
With three points, Jeonbuk continued to smile by demonstrating its competitiveness in the squad through the first match against Cebu. In the second phase of the Champions League, Jeonbuk planned to utilize the main resources of Team B and Team A in turn. This was not only because of the situation in the league that fell to the relegation zone, but also because it was a good opportunity to take advantage of the resources that were lagging behind in the starting competition against teams that were clearly ahead in terms of objective power.
Coach Kim actually promised to give opportunities to players who failed to play as the main players in Team A through a press conference before the showdown with Cebu, which was clearly observed. In fact, Jin Tae-ho (born in 2006) and Kim Chang-hoon (born in 2004), who are active in Team B this season, were listed on the starting list, and they met Kim's expectations by scoring offensive points in the A team's first start.
Jin Tae-ho played as an attacking midfielder and led the team's attack through impressive repression ability and creative passes, and even scored the team's first goal in the 15th minute of the first half. Jin Tae-ho made a fantastic debut for the A team by playing for 90 minutes with 100% dribbling success, 100% long pass success rate, 100% cross success rate, and one goal and one assist. Kim Chang-hoon also demonstrated his skills. Kim Chang-hoon, who played for 56 minutes and scored one goal, succeeded in showing his bold breakthrough and shooting ability on the left side. 메이저놀이터
As Team B's resources performed very well, the resources that were given the opportunity from Team A also began to demonstrate their skills. Starting with Kim Jung-hoon, who showed his ability to defend in the last minute, Jung Woo-jae, Koo Ja-yong, and Lee Jae-ik, who appeared after a long time, also led the team to score no points with a stable defense. Veteran defender Kim Tae-hwan, who appeared after returning from injury, showed a sharp defense and attack ability for 90 minutes, and showed off his rusty class by scoring one assist.
Veteran striker Moon Seon-min also scored one goal and one assist, while Park Jae-yong and Yoo Je-ho also scored one goal to make a big smile. The resources that were substituted in the second half were also impressive and successful. Park Chae-joon (born in 2003) who entered the stadium as a substitute in the 20th minute of the second half showed bold breakthrough ability and scored a goal, while Han Seok-jin (born in 2007), who made his A-team debut by signing a semi-professional contract, also showed off his aggressive talent and led the team's offense.
Although the opponent was only a weak player in objective power, Jeonbuk did not let its guard down. In a situation where they had to deal with bumpy artificial grass, physical fitness problems, and a tight league schedule, they aimed for three points through squad dualization, which hit the spot perfectly and smiled broadly.