"Rather than scoring an injury return goal..." The Real Reason Osmar Smiles "Team Mentality Didn't Step Down 1-0" [the scene of a shepherd]

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Osmar (38), a strong veteran defender of Seoul E-Land, made a perfect return to injury. Not only did he shake the net himself, but he is showing leadership both on and off the ground.

Seoul E-Land won 3-0 in the sixth round of the "Hana Bank K League 2022" home game against Suwon FC at Mokdong Stadium on the 4th. Seoul E-Land, which won two consecutive games, rose to fourth place with 10 points (3 wins, 1 draw and 2 losses), laying the groundwork for its entry into the top ranks.

At the center of the victory was Osmar, who returned from injury. Seoul E-Land, which was leading by Lee Ju-hyuk's first goal in the 16th minute of the first half, solidified its victory with Osmar's additional goal in the 4th minute of the second half. In the free kick situation, Osmar's first header flowed after hitting the post and Park Jae-yong one after another, but he did not lose his concentration until the end and pushed it again to complete the score.

Osmar, who met in the joint coverage area (Mix Zone) after the game, smiled at the team's perfect performance rather than his return.

Osmar was the first to credit the coaching staff and teammates for the scoring situation. "I moved as I was told in the set-piece situation, and the ball came exactly as I expected. I was lucky to chase the ball to the end thinking that I might go out immediately after the header, which led to a score," he said, thanking Lee Jae-yong, who gave him an assist.

He opened the scoring in his return to injury, but what pleased him more was the team's changed mentality. "I'm most satisfied with the fact that I kept aiming for additional goals without getting down defensively even though I scored the first goal and led 1-0, and it's a game where the players and the team's mental strength and prepared posture stand out," Osmar said.

While away from the field due to injury, Osmar claimed to be a facilitator to analyze his team's weaknesses off the ground. Immediately after returning, he approached his teammates and tried to correct his regrettable habits and mistakes, and he delivered specific tips in line with the team's recent three-back tactics.

Osmar said: "I have more opportunities to go forward as I stand three-back. "I advise the players to face the direction of the body and the first touch forward when they own the ball," he said. "When trying to move forward with a quick judgment, the opponent is bound to be strained, and eventually we take the lead," he said, stressing that this trend should be continued in future games.

Returning to the ground, the veteran was feeling the energy emitted by the fans with his whole body. He also responded positively to the recent move of the cheering seats of Seoul E-Land from the east (E-seat) to the south (S-seat). Osmar said, "From the player's point of view, it is much easier to communicate with fans when performing ceremonies because it is accessible. If these small changes get used to, the atmosphere of the stadium will be even better," he said, expressing expectations for a home game to breathe with fans.

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