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  Jeonbuk defeated Pohang Steelers 2-0 in the first leg of their 2023-2024 Asian Champions League (ACL) Round of 16 match at Jeonju World Cup Stadium on Thursday, thanks to back-to-back goals from Hernandez and Ahn Hyun-beom. The victory was a pleasant one for Jeonbuk, who played their first official match of the season in the ACL before the start of the K League season. Jeonbuk only needed a one-goal loss in the second leg to secure a spot in the quarterfinals. Jeonbuk suffered a blow to its pride last season. They finished fourth in the league and missed out on their last hope, the FA Cup. It was the first time since 2013 that they finished out of the competition. The results were there, but the story wasn't. Desperate, Jeonbuk embarked on another rebuild this winter. They dropped foreigner Jin Yong, who scored less than 10 goals last season. They dumped all of their existing resources and added Thiago, who finished second in K League 1 scoring last season (17 goals), and Incheon

  Jeonbuk Hyundai put on a strong attacking display against Pohang in the first leg of their ACL Round of 16 first leg. Jeonbuk Hyundai defeated Pohang Steelers 2-0 in the first leg of their 2023-2024 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Champions League Round of 16 first leg at Jeonju World Cup Stadium on Thursday. With the victory, Jeonbuk set up a home-and-home first leg of the round of 16 tie with a win. Jeonbuk started Hernandez, Ahn Hyun-beom, Thiago, Lee Young-jae, Hong Jung-ho, Kim Jin-soo, Song Min-kyu, Lee Soo-bin, Lee Dong-joon, Park Jin-seob, and goalkeeper Kim Jung-hoon. Pohang started with Joji, Lee Ho-jae, Wandelsson, Yoon Seok-joo, Han Chan-hee, Kim In-sung, Eo Jung-won, Aspro, Park Chan-yong, Shin Kwang-hoon, and Hwang In-jae. Jeonbuk attacked fiercely from the start of the match. 안전놀이터 Desperate to score the first goal, Jeonbuk struck the opponent's goal in the 15th minute with a powerful mid-range shot by Hong Jeong-ho. In the next attack, Jeonbuk scored with a pow

  It all boils down to the lack of quality of Jürgen Klinsmann, 60, the head coach of the national A team. The rumors of conflict between Son Heung-min (32, Tottenham) and Lee Kang-in (23, Paris Saint-Germain), two key pillars of the national team, were true. On the 14th (KST), British media outlet The Sun reported a shocking revelation. In an exclusive report, it revealed that 'an argument broke out between key South Korean players at a dinner before the semifinal match against Jordan. 'Some of the younger members of the squad ate quickly to play table tennis,' The Sun reported. But captain Son Heung-min didn't like the idea of leaving the table early, which was a chance for team bonding. Lee Kang-in was one of the juniors who took issue with Son Heung-min." "An argument ensued. He suffered a dislocated finger," he added. In fact, Son played against Jordan on July 7 and Brighton in the Premier League on July 11 with a bandage on his finger. What had been

Suwon FC striker Lee Seung-woo, a member of the K-League 1 (1st Division), has called for the cap on winnings to be abolished. Lee Seung-woo called for the abolition of the cap on winnings through the Korean Professional Footballers' Association (KPA) on Thursday, arguing that it should be left to the autonomy of the clubs. He said, "For players, salaries and other benefits are very important in terms of motivation. Not only the players, 바카라사이트 but also the coaching staff and other support staff receive win bonuses," he said, emphasizing that "win bonuses are an important compensation for low-salaried players and support staff." "In my opinion, it should be freely determined by each club and player, rather than a mandatory cap," he said, adding, "There is no other place in the world where victory fees are set in a single amount. I would like to see this discussed for the rights of the players." According to the Players' Association, the c

  The president hid, the coach left, and the players quarreled. It's a familiar scene in South Korean soccer. Jürgen Klinsmann's South Korean soccer team, led by Germany's Jurgen Klinsmann, failed on the threshold of the 2023 Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Asian Cup in Qatar as they attempted to regain their title after 64 years. The South Koreans, ranked 87th in the FIFA rankings, played a lackluster semifinal against Jordan without a single shot on target and lost 0-2. The aftermath was devastating. On paper, the result was better than the quarterfinal exit at the 2019 United Arab Emirates (UAE) under former Portugal coach Paulo Bento. However, the aftermath has been rough. Klinsmann's tactics and lack of leadership throughout the tournament have come under scrutiny. His unorthodox behavior since his appointment in March last year,  토토사이트 which included working from his home in the United States, exploded in the semifinals. What happened next is the bigger questio