Suwon, a famous professional soccer team, is shockingly relegated to the second division... 0-0 draw with Gangwon

Suwon Samsung, the 'famous family' of professional soccer K-League 1, suffered the humiliation of being relegated to K-League 2 (Second Division) for the first time since its founding in 1995.

Suwon drew 0-0 with Gangwon FC in the home game of the final 38th round of Hana One Q K League 1 2023 held at Suwon World Cup Stadium on the 2nd.

Suwon, who finished the season in last place (33 points), failed to seize the opportunity for the promotion playoffs (PO) and suffered 'direct relegation'. Next season, we must compete in K-League 2. 바카라사이트닷컴

Backed by a leading global company called Samsung, Suwon has won the K-League four times (1998, 1999, 2004, 2008) and the FA Cup five times (2002, 2009, 2010, 2016, 2019) since the team was founded in 1995. It is a renowned representative of professional soccer.

Suwon is also the club with the most passionate fans in the K-League. On this day, 24,932 fans visited ‘Big Bird’ and showed their earnest support, but it was not enough to prevent relegation. Gangwon, which finished the regular season in 10th place (34 points), will play a home and away promotion PO against the winner of the K League 2 Playoffs (PO) on the 6th and 9th.

Suwon formed a midfield with Han Seok-jong and Ko Seung-beom in place of Kazuki, who was sent off in the 36th round match against Suwon FC, and Lee Jong-seong, who had accumulated warnings.

Han Seok-jong, who was out of the lineup due to injury, played for the first time in six months since the game against Incheon United on June 11.

Suwon was led by acting head coach Ki-hoon Yeom, and Gangwon was led by head coach Jeong Gyeong-ho in place of coach Yoon Jeong-hwan, who could not sit on the bench due to accumulated warnings.

Gangwon, which was playing the game dominantly with an attack on the right flank, had a decisive opportunity in the 33rd minute of the first half.

Yoo In-soo, who was running towards the goal from a cross passed by Hwang Moon-gi from the right, did not hit the ball with his left foot, so he fell and finished with another right-footed shot, which hit the goal post.

Suwon, who had been continuously falling behind, sought change by using four replacement cards in the early part of the second half. Tall striker Mulic was brought in, and veteran midfielder Kim Bo-kyung replaced Han Seok-jong.

However, Gangwon's goal rarely opened.

In the 27th minute of the second half, Mulic volleyed with his right foot on Basani's cross from the right, but the shot missed the goal.

In the extra time of the second half, Suwon's relegation was confirmed as Kim Bo-kyung's cross followed by An Byeong-jun's header missed the goal.

Suwon FC and Jeju United, who met at Suwon Stadium, drew 1-1.

Suwon FC, with 33 points, finished this season in 11th place and escaped the risk of direct relegation on its own.

Suwon FC and Suwon's points were the same at 33, but Suwon FC, which had the most points, was ranked higher.

Suwon FC, who avoided last place, will play the first round of promotion PO against Busan I'Park at the same venue on the 6th.

Jeju, which had already secured 9th place, finished this season with 41 points.

Until this day, Suwon FC was inferior to Jeju this season with 1 draw and 2 losses, and while not scoring a single goal, they contributed as many as 8 goals.

Suwon FC, who had been losing three games in a row, desperately needed a win against Jeju, who were absolutely weak.

Suwon FC, who went into the game with the burden of being immediately relegated if they lost, allowed Jeju's Kim Geon-woong to score the first goal in a chaotic situation at the gate in the 5th minute of the first half.

A confusion broke out at the goal after Jeon Seong-jin's left-footed shot from the left penalty area was blocked and bounced by goalkeeper Dong-gun Noh's foot, and Kim Geon-woong pushed it in again with his left foot, shaking the net.

Suwon FC, who became desperate, immediately added Lee Seung-woo and Lopez and tried to push Jeju with a full-fledged attack, but Jeju instead made a threatening move right in front of the goal.

Suwon FC's Lee Young-jae kicked a free kick from midfield in extra time in the first half, and Lee Seung-woo, who jumped up from the front of the goal, accurately headed the ball, but goalkeeper Kim Dong-jun made a save.

Suwon FC, who recorded 3 effective shots in the first half and failed to score, tied the score after launching an all-out offensive in the Jeju camp in the second half.

In the 5th minute of the second half, Lee Young-jae hit the corner of the goal with a sharp left-footed free kick from midfield in front of the goal.

Suwon FC tried to come back two minutes later when Lopez threw away a right-footed shot, but they swallowed their disappointment by heading straight at the goalkeeper.

In the 24th minute of the second half, Lee Young-jae's left-footed shot, which broke through the opponent's defensive line from the left side of the penalty area and penetrated, was blocked by the goalkeeper.

In the 43rd minute of the second half, Suwon FC's free kick by Jeju Jonatan Ring hit the crossbar and hit their chest, and they held on without conceding a goal until the end, avoiding last place.

At Daejeon World Cup Stadium, FC Seoul and Daejeon Hana Citizen drew 2-2.

Seoul took the lead in the 6th minute of the first half when Kang Seong-jin scored the first goal, but allowed Thiago to score his 17th goal of the season in the 21st minute of the first half to tie the game.

Seoul took the lead again in the 16th minute of the second half with Kang Seong-jin scoring multiple goals. However, just before the end of the game, Daejeon gave up an equalizer to Shin Sang-eun.

Seoul finished the season in 7th place in K-League 1 with 55 points, and Daejeon finished 8th with 51 points.