“Team victory always comes first.”

Jeju won 2-0 with consecutive goals by Kim Gun-woong in the third minute of the first half and Yuri Jonathan in the 25th minute of the first half in the 34th round of the Hana One-Q K League 1 against Suwon at 2 p.m. on October 22 at Jeju World Cup Stadium. With the victory, Jeju (38 points) in ninth place has escaped from winless games in the past seven consecutive games (1 draw and 6 losses), widening the gap with 10th place Suwon FC (32 points), which is at risk of relegation, to six points. In addition, he succeeded in a perfect turnaround in the atmosphere by winning his first victory under acting coach Jeong Jo-guk.

After the game, acting coach Jeong Jo-guk said, “When courage is needed, we unite with faith. We believed in each other. Today’s victory is the result of all members of Jeju being united, he said, citing “one team” as the secret to his victory.

Captain Choi Young-joon was the one who held the center of Jeju, which was shaken. Before the match, Choi Young-joon said, “If we gather all our capabilities and concentrate, we can overcome the current crisis. Let’s do our best to go to the battlefield with Jeju’s pride,” he said, rallying the team.

On the ground, he spoke with skill. In the game, where the first goal was the most important, he gave an invitation to win by driving Kim Gun-woong’s score with a heel pass that caught the opponent off guard in a corner kick chance in the fourth minute of the first half.

He also led the team’s strong atmosphere. Sometimes, even if his colleagues make mistakes, he approached them first and made them not to lose confidence by touching the high five. When the game didn’t work out, he even took on the role of a “voice leader” who encouraged his colleagues with a loud voice on the ground. 온라인경마

Choi Young-joon, who literally poured out all his capabilities, continued to clap and shout enthusiastically even after being replaced by Kim Seung-seop in the 28th minute of the second half and played until the end as the 12th player with the fans. Choi Young-joon said, “It was a desperate game for both teams. And for Jeju fans, it was more than desperate. But for desperation to end with a happy ending, you have to be confident. Today, he showed Jeju’s confidence without being afraid of mistakes, so he was able to give the fans a victory. I’m really happy,” he said.

It was an important game for him, too. Choi Young-joon started the game and built a golden tower of 300 games in the K League. Choi Young-joon, the K League’s representative Eonsung Hero, who has been a great model to his juniors with his skills and sincerity, said, “Team victory always comes first. I don’t need to shine. What I can do best is to play one step more than my opponent so that my team and teammates can shine more. No star shines alone. “I can shine only when my team and teammates shine,” he said, showing his unchanged appearance.