Back on track, Jeonbuk Hyundai was strong. Jeonbuk swept aside Incheon United, who were looking to capitalize on the return of Mugosa, to move into third place.

Jeonbuk beat Incheon 2-0 in the 25th round of the Hana One Q K League 2023 at Jeonju World Cup Stadium on June 6. With 40 points, Jeonbuk leapfrogged FC Seoul (38 points), who drew 2-2 with Pohang Steelers on April 4, into third place.

After struggling early in the season and falling into the relegation zone, Jeonbuk turned things around under acting coach Kim Doo-hyun after the departure of Kim Sang-sik, and have begun to rise under Dan Petrescu. Incheon ended a three-game winning streak.

The game was highlighted by the return of Mugosa, one of the best foreign strikers in Incheon’s history. Mugosa left Incheon for Bitsel Kobe (Japan) in last year’s summer transfer window, but struggled to find playing time before returning to Incheon in this year’s summer transfer window. After a year away, Mugosa has returned to Incheon, who have struggled to score goals this season due to issues up front.

However, he seemed to need more time to integrate into the team. After bonding with his teammates during the All-Star break, Mugosa started the game but looked out of sync with the other strikers. The heavy rain in the first half caused puddles all over the field, making passing difficult.

The heavy rain that made things difficult for Incheon was actually a blessing in disguise for Jeonbuk, as it gave them the first goal. In the 14th minute of the first half, Jeonbuk’s Han Gyo-won attempted a right-footed shot from the front of the goal area, but the rain-soaked ball missed the target. The ball found its way to Park Jae-yong in front of the goal, who calmly slotted it home with his right foot. Park, who joined Jeonbuk from FC Anyang in the summer transfer window as a replacement for Cho Kyu-sung (Meatwillan) after his departure to Denmark, found the back of the net in his first game since joining the club.카지노사이트

Han added a second goal in the 44th minute. Jung Woo-jae sent in a diagonal cross from the left, which Han finished with a sensational header that only required a change of direction. With the score at 2-0, Jeonbuk came under pressure from Incheon in the second half, but their solid defense, led by Hong Jeong-ho and Petrasek, kept them from conceding a goal until the end.

Meanwhile, the match between Jeju United and Gangwon FC at Jeju World Cup Stadium ended in a 1-1 draw. Park Sang-hyuk’s goal in the 37th minute gave Gangwon a 1-0 lead, but Jeju Hayes converted a penalty kick in stoppage time after a foul on an opponent. With a win, Gangwon could have leapfrogged Suwon Samsung (18 points) and moved off the bottom of the table, but settled for a point.