Suwon manager Lee Jung-hyo, who won all three games, said, "I could have been more overwhelmed..." [the site of a water source]

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Even with three consecutive wins, there is no 100 percent satisfaction. Suwon Samsung manager Lee Jung-hyo's goal is to completely overwhelm his opponent.

Suwon Samsung beat the Jeonnam Dragons 2-0 at 2 p.m. on the 14th by combining Jung Ho-yeon's first goal and Hayes' additional goal in the third round of Hana Bank's K League 2 2026 home game at Suwon World Cup Stadium. With this, Suwon swept nine points without losing a single game since the opening.

Suwon manager Lee Jung-hyo said in a press conference after the game, "It's a three-game winning streak. "I want to praise him for not allowing any runs in two consecutive games," he said. "However, the team seems to be lacking compared to the support of passionate fans." The performance did not come out as much as I prepared. I will try to become a Suwon that continues to improve through training," he said.

Suwon took the lead in the 36th minute of the first half with a strong mid-range shot by Jung Ho-yeon, who received Park Dae-won's pass. In the second half, Ko Seung-beom, who returned to his home team, added to the weight of the midfield, and Hayes scored a net goal with a header in the 26th minute of the second half.

In particular, Jung Ho-yeon and Hayes, who worked with head coach Lee Jung-hyo during Gwangju FC, reported their debut goals in Suwon side by side, living up to the coach's belief. Ko Seung-beom was put in at the start of the second half and successfully completed his return to Suwon.

Coach Lee Jung-hyo said of the two players who scored their debut goals in Suwon, "I don't think Jung Ho-yeon is something we can talk about about his skills. He is a player with a big dream, so he will improve further through today's game, he said. "Heis is already a proven player. "Playing in various positions and dedicating himself to the team will be a big example for young players," he said.

Evaluation of Ko Seung-beom, who had a successful return match, and center back Ko Jong-hyun, who was replaced in the second half, also continued. Coach Lee Jung-hyo said, "Ko Seung-beom tried to let him play for about 30 minutes, but he needed a goal, so he put it in at half-time." As for Ko Jong-hyun, who was replaced, he is competing with Hong Jung-ho and Song Joo-hoon. He said, "I'm growing every day, and I've shown that today."

Midfielder Kim Min-woo, born in 2002, who has shown rapid growth since the beginning of the season, also said, "He is a player who will increase his value on his own. I hope you achieve your big dreams and goals without injury this year," he said.

As a key to his three-game winning streak, coach Lee Jung-hyo said, "Thanks to the players' thorough physical management, the energy level seems to have improved until the end of the second half."

However, coach Lee Jung-hyo was still not completely satisfied with his performance. Even during the match against Jeonnam, coach Lee Jung-hyo made frustrating gestures, such as shouting or taking off his outerwear.

In response, coach Lee Jung-hyo said, "The players seem to doubt their skills. It's a shame that you don't seem to trust yourself when you can overwhelm your opponent more. I think we need to resolve this quickly," he pointed out.

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