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Professional football is back. At the FC Seoul match between Jeonbuk Hyundai and FC Seoul, which took place today (27th), Jeonbuk coach Kim Sang-sik made a brilliant managerial debut while keeping the promise of’two goals’. Ki Sung-yong of Seoul, who is fighting the truth with the’sexual assault controversy’, also participated.
This is reporter Jung Jae-woo.
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The once-empty audience was filled with cheers from over 6,400 spectators.
All the spectators wore masks, kept their distance, and filled the arena.
Jeonbuk coach Kim Sang-sik, who aims to win the opening game between Jeonbuk and Seoul, for 5 consecutive years, expressed his determination during his debut game.
[김상식/전북 현대 감독 : 뭐 그럴싸한 계획을 가지고 왔겠죠, 2골 먹기 전까지는. 많은 골로 압도를 하겠습니다.]
It was the same with Seoul director Park Jin-seop.
[박진섭/FC서울 감독 : 김상식 감독님 데뷔전인데 같이 함께해서 영광이고, 오늘 또 선의의 경쟁으로써 좋은 경기 했으면 좋겠습니다.]
‘The first goal of the opening game’, which changed the flow of the game, which had been tense, didn’t come until the second half.
Seoul Kim Won-gyun’s header, who prevented a free kick from flying high, led to an own goal.
Subsequently, Jeonbuk Barau, who received a quick cross in front of the goal in the extra time in the second half, shook the net for the second time.
In today’s game, Ki Sung-yong, who is fighting the truth due to the controversy over sexual assault, also started out.
However, it was replaced without going over the first half.
With this victory, Jeonbuk maintained an undefeated record for 9 consecutive years in the opening game.
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