Lee Seung-woo, who kept his name as "Lee Seung-woo Derby", is happy because his team is doing well despite the second half substitution
Lee Seung-woo, who kept his name as "Lee Seung-woo Derby", is happy because his team is doing well despite the second half substitution
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Jeonbuk Hyundai's Lee Seung-woo, who scored one goal and two assists against his former team Su-won FC, expressed his feelings about winning the "Lee Seung-woo Derby," his intention to play as a substitute, and the direction to go forward, looking forward to staying with Jeonbuk.
Jeonbuk, led by head coach Kim Doo-hyun, beat Suwon FC 6-0 in the 30th round match of Hana Bank's K League 1 (minor league) held at Suwon Stadium at 7 p.m. on Sunday. Lee Young-jae, Song Min-gyu, Andrigo, Jeon Jin-woo, Lee Seung-woo and Hernandez scored consecutive goals. With the win, Jeonbuk has eight wins, nine draws, and 13 losses to add 33 points to its ranking. It jumped one notch from 11th to 10th. As Hana Citizen of Daejeon and Daegu FC, which are in the same relegation zone, won at the same time, the battle for relegation zone intensified.
Lee, who showed stellar performance at the main level on the day, started from the bench, not the starting position. Lee, who had been at the top of the scoring list even when he was in and out of starting players for his previous team, Suwon FC. Again on the day, it seemed that there was no question of whether he should start or replace players.
The "Lee Seung-woo Derby" was finally realized in the second half. Lee was substituted in place of Lee Young-jae in the 19th minute of the second half, when Jeonbuk led 3-0. Starting with assisting Jeon Jin-woo's goal at the end of the second half of the regular session, Lee completed one goal and two assists, including direct scoring and Hernandez's assist at the end of the second half.
"Lower-ranked teams won today, and we are also happy to win in a difficult away match," Lee said in a press conference after the match. "I felt awkward from the first time I came (to Castle Park, which was my home). I played only for Suwon FC in the K-League, and it was my first time coming to an away match. It reminded me of that for the first time. It was awkward to warm up and change clothes in the away game," Lee said.
When asked what the victory meant for Jeonbuk on the day, he replied, "Rather than thinking about other teams, we are in a position to see other teams' rankings or results after we produce results that we have to make. I want to win all the remaining games and be in an advantageous position."
Before the match, Lee shared old memories with his teammates at the locker room of Suwon FC, and after the match, he talked with supporters of Suwon FC. When asked about the details, he said, "I was disappointed as I left during an away match when I left Suwon. I wanted to talk with fans when I came home. It was great to be here after a long time, and I asked them to support Suwon FC a lot."
"Jeonbuk was a team that lost three to five times during the entire season. It hurts my pride that the players are in their current position. I'm in a bad mood, but if I keep up with the soccer that the coach wants, wouldn't I get good results?" he said, predicting an encouraging future.
When asked about the teamwork of new players including Lee Seung-woo, Kwon Chang-hoon, and Andrigo and the synergy effect caused by this, he said, "I'm adapting well to the team because I'm new to the team, and I'm at the stage where many players come to learn. The coach and the coaching staff are teaching me strategies. I'm glad that the players feel rewarded for their non-stop training. I look forward to it going forward."
"I want to play all the games and get a lot of time to play," Lee said. "However, we are in a position where we should win rather than play and not play. I want to become a "healthy team" so that we can become a good team while respecting each other and playing a healthy game. I am also upset and annoyed that I did not play well, but I can only play as a starter if the players play well during the training. I am doing my best in starting, asking them to do their best in the game, and the bench members are also preparing for the game while waiting for their own opportunity. So no matter who runs, it's not obvious. I am also preparing not to miss the opportunity to start. All the bench members are in the same team 토토사이트," he said.
Lee scored his team's fifth goal on the day and helped Hernandez score his sixth. "I think I passed the ball so that he could score a goal. I wanted to give it back to Hernandez when he dribbled. He was the help, and I wanted to give it back to him," he said, explaining why he didn't get greedy and gave the ball to Hernandez.
"I think (Jeonbuk) players have played selfishly so far, and it can be synergistic if I don't score and the player next to me doesn't score. The coach also told me that he hoped to create synergy by helping me even if I didn't score a goal," he said, referring to the background of pursuing team play rather than individuals.