"Scary promotion team sensation." Bucheon FC's box office hit is also "Awesome." The weekend's Ulsan-si City Hall is expected to be full

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As Bucheon FC, a K-League 1 promotion team, made a scary splash at the beginning of the season, the "fanship" is also heating up.

Bucheon, which recorded a record of "all home seats sold out" by visiting Bucheon Stadium with a record of 12,224 spectators in Daejeon Hana Citizen, the first K League 1 home opener, on the 7th, will clash with Ulsan HD at 2 p.m. on the 15th.

The 10,224 spectators in the match against Daejeon was the highest crowd record for Bucheon since the 2018 paid crowd count. Including the number of paid spectators, it is the third-highest record in the club's history since 12,332 people against Daegu FC in 2015 and 10,982 people against Seoul E-Land in 2016.

It is not just a figure that reflects the specificity of the season's home opener and the first K League 1 home game. In fact, in the case of other K-League clubs, the number of spectators drops sharply from the next round after a large crowd is gathered in conjunction with the specificity of the home opener.

However, according to the Bucheon club, dynamic table seats and premium table seats have already been sold out as of three days before the Ulsan match following the last match against Daejeon, and standing and dynamic seats are also close to being sold out.

Considering that there is still time for reservation and on-site sales on the day of the game, the club expects about 8,000 spectators to visit Bucheon Stadium on the day of the game.

Considering that the total number of spectators who entered last season's 19 home games, which belonged to K League 2, was 68,677 and the average number of spectators per game was 3,615, it is truly noticeable.

At the center of it is the steep rise of "Lee Young-mino" Bucheon, which is truly "a storm" beyond just the first promotion of the K League 1.

Bucheon surprised the soccer community and fans by surprising them with a 3-2 come-from-behind victory over Jeonbuk Hyundai, the "defending champion," on the 1st, and has been undefeated in the opening two consecutive games with a 1-1 draw at home against Daejeon. He is currently leading in the second round.

Coincidentally, Jeonbuk and Daejeon, where the promoted team Bucheon had one win and one draw, are corporate teams that have been mentioned as the most promising candidates this season since the opening of the K League, and Bucheon, which is a citizen's team, is creating a sensation that has caught the ankles of such championship candidates one after another.

Even when the K League 1 schedule was announced before the opening, there were many jokes about Bucheon's game schedule leading to Jeonbuk, Daejeon, and Ulsan, but Bucheon has become a team that is trying to win the opening three consecutive games.

If it beats Ulsan, Bucheon will write a new club history of winning its first home game since the establishment of the K League 1. Furthermore, it is a stage that challenges the club's record of the most consecutive unbeaten (14 games), including last season, overcoming 13 consecutive unbeaten games in 2009 when he was a member of the K3 League.

Following the victory against Jeonbuk and the draw against Daejeon, if Ulsan, which has national-level players such as Cho Hyun-woo and Lee Dong-kyung, catches the results with impressive performance, the enthusiasm of hot fans filling Bucheon Stadium could also continue.

Even after the match against Ulsan, Bucheon will play the last game of the three consecutive home games against Gangwon FC at 7:30 p.m. on the 18th at Bucheon Stadium.

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