Seoul overcomes Gangwon 4-1. HIGHLIGHTS

GANGNEUNG. Seoul had a smooth win over Gangwon.

October 25, 2021

GANGNEUNG. Seoul had a comfortable win over Gangwon. Seoul scored with Kang Sang-Heui (33′), A. Palocevic (50′), Yoon Jong-Gyu (57′) and Cho Young-Wook (68′). On the other side, Kim Dae-Won (45′) scored for Gangwon.

Seoul remained in 10 people after A. Palocevic received a double yellow card in the 86′.

The match was played at the Gangneung Stadium stadium in Gangneung on Sunday and it started at 6:00 am local time. The referee was Dong-Jin Kim who was helped by Seung-Soon Kwak and Joo-Kyung Sung. The 4th official was Jae-Hoon Ahn. The weather was clear. The temperature was pleasant at 17.3 degrees Celsius or 63.16 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 48%.

Match Statistics

Gangwon

1 - 4

Seoul

47 Ball Possession 53

Shots

10 Total 11
4 On Target 7
6 Off Target 4
0 Shots blocked 3

100 Attack 105
61 Dangerous attack 91
106 Ball safe 88

1 Penalties 0
0 Corners 8

Fouls

16 Total 10
0 Yellow Cards 3
0 Double Yellow 1
0 Red Card 1

Other

5 Substitutions 3

Ball possession

There was not much difference in terms of ball possession. Gangwon was in possession of the ball for 47% of the time vs. Seoul that controlled the ball for 53% of the time.

Attitude and shots

Seoul was more aggressive with 91 dangerous attacks and 11 shots of which 7 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Seoul won the contest.

Gangwon shot 10 times, 4 on target, 6 off target. Talking about the opposition, Seoul shot 11 times, 7 on target, 4 off target.

Cards

Gangwon didn’t receive any yellow card. Regarding the opposition, Seoul received 3 yellow cards (Osmar, A. Palocevic and Yoon Jong-Gyu).

Also, Seoul didn’t manage to end the match with 11 players after A. Palocevic (Seoul) was sent off after receiving a second yellow card (86′).

Match Timeline

14'

24'

Jeong-hyeob Lee- sub ->Park Sang-Hyeok

24'

33'

Kang Seong-Jin(goal)Kang Seong-Jin

36'

45'

A. Paločević- Yellow

45'

50'

A. Paločević(goal)

57'

Yun Suk-Young- sub ->Shin Chang-Mu

65'

Hwang Mun-Ki- sub ->Seo Min-Woo

65'

68'

Cho Young-Wook(goal)Na Sang-Ho

Han Kook-Young- sub ->M. Ljujic

71'

Jung Han-Min- sub ->Kang Seong-Jin

78'

85'

86'

A. Paločević(yellowred)

90'

Paik Sang-Hoon- sub ->Jung Han-Min

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After this match, Gangwon will stay with 37 points like Seoul and Seongnam to stay in the 10th place. Talking about the opposition, Seoul will have 37 points like Gangwon and Seongnam to stay in the 9th place.

Next matches

Gangwon – Formation

Gangwon

Lee Bum-Soo 25.South Korea

J. Lee 25.Korea Republic

5.2

Rim Chang-Woo 23.South Korea

6.2

Lim Chai-Min 26.South Korea

6.1

Kim Young-Bin 2.South Korea

6.4

M. Tsvetanov 71.Bulgaria

6.1

Kim Dong-Hyun 6.South Korea

7.0

Seo Min-Woo 4.South Korea

65'

Kim Dae-Won 17.South Korea

45'

M. Jung 13.Korea Republic

6.2

24'

M. Suh 4.Korea Republic

6.1

T. Kim 17.Korea Republic

6.8

Matija Ljujic 28.Serbia

6.3

71'

Park Sang-Hyeok 99.South Korea

6.2

24'

Substitutes

Jeong-ho Kim 21.South Korea

Yun Suk-Young 7.South Korea

6.8

65'

Se-gye Sin 3.South Korea

Hwang Mun-Ki 88.South Korea

6.1

65'

Han Kook-Young 8.South Korea

71'

Y. Han 8.Korea Republic

6.2

Chang-moo Shin 14.South Korea

6.9

24'

Jeong-hyeob Lee 18.South Korea

7.0

24'

Gangwon started with a 4-4-1-1 line-up (4-4-1-1).

The manager Byung-Soo Kim decided to play with the following team: Beom-su Lee, Beom-su Lee (5.2), Chang Woo Rim (6.2), Chae-min Im (6.1), Yeong-bin Kim (6.4), Momchil Tsvetanov (6.1), Min-uh Jeong (6.2), Dong-hyeon Kim (7.0), Min-woo Seo, Min-woo Seo (6.1), Dae-won Kim, Dae-won Kim (6.8), Matija Ljujic (6.3) and Park Sang-Hyeok (6.2).

The home team had on the bench: Chang-mu Shin (6.9), Seok-yeong Yun (6.8), Jeong-ho Kim, Hwang Mun-ki (6.1), Jeong-hyeob Lee (7.0), Se-gye Sin, Guk-yeong Han and Guk-yeong Han (6.2).

Substitutions

Gangwon made 5 changes: Jung Min-Woo for Shin Chang-Mu (24′), Park Sang-Hyeok for Lee Jeong-Hyeop (24′), Shin Chang-Mu for Yun Suk-Young (65′), Seo Min-Woo for Hwang Mun-Ki (65′) and M. Ljujic for Han Kook-Young (71′).

Best player: Dong-hyeon Kim

The player that probably impressed the most for Gangwon was Dong-hyeon Kim.

His rating is (7.0) with 46 passes (86% accurate) and 0 key passes. He was won 3 duels out of 6.

Seoul – Formation

Seoul

Han-been Yang 21.South Korea

6.3

Lee Tae-Seok 88.South Korea

7.1

85'

Sang-heui Kang 28.South Korea

8.1

Osmar Barba 5.Spain

6.8

14'

Jong-gyu Yoon 23.South Korea

6.8

45'

57'

Ki Sung-Yueng 8.South Korea

6.9

Yo-han Go 13.South Korea

6.6

A. Paločević 26.Serbia

7.8

86'

50'

Na Sang-Ho 7.South Korea

7.4

Cho Young-Wook 11.South Korea

7.1

68'

Kang Seong-Jin 72.South Korea

7.3

33'

Substitutes

Sang-hun Yu 1.South Korea

W. Kim 40.Korea Republic

Yang Yu-min 33.Korea Republic

6.6

85'

Connor Chapman 16.Australia

Paik Sang-Hoon 35.South Korea

90'

Gabriel Barbosa 99.Brazil

Jung Han-Min 19.South Korea

6.6

78'

Seoul started with a aggressive line-up (4-3-3).

On the opposite side, Ik-Soo Ahn played with: Han-been Yang (6.3), Jong-kyu Yun (6.8), Sang-heui Kang (8.1), Osmar Barba (6.8), Tae-seok Lee (7.1), Aleksandar Paločević (7.8), Sung-Yueng Ki (6.9), Yo-han Go (6.6), Kang Seong-jin (7.3), Cho Young Wook (7.1), Sang-Ho Na (7.4).

These were the players on the bench: Sang-hun Yu, Yu-min Yang (6.6), Gabriel Barbosa, Connor Chapman, Han-min Jung (6.6), Sang-hoon Paik and Won-gun Kim.