'Lee Jung Hyo-ho' lost after 7 games in Suwon. 2 games 'Winning Swamp'... "Go scoreless again." 0-1 loss to Gimpo [Suwon Field Review]

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Suwon Samsung, under coach Lee Jung-hyo, has faltered as it failed to win the last two consecutive games. to continue a frustrating trend throughout the game He was held back by Gimpo FC by allowing a painful run at the end of the second half.

Suwon lost 0-1 to Gimpo in the seventh round of Hana Bank K League 2 2026 at Suwon World Cup Stadium at 2 p.m. on the 12th. Suwon, which had won five consecutive games since the opening, fell into a slump of 1 draw and 1 loss as it added to the defeat on the day following the 0-0 draw against Cheongju FC in Chungbuk in the 6th round.

On the other hand, Kimpo escaped from the three-game winless (one loss and two draws) that has continued since the match against Gyeongnam FC (0-1 loss) on the 22nd of last month, setting the stage for a change in the atmosphere.

Suwon, the home team, played in a 4-3-3 formation. Kim Ji-hyun and Hayes formed a three-top, with rookie Kim Do-yeon, born in 2005, having a chance to make her first career debut. Park Hyun-bin, Jung Ho-yeon, and Ko Seung-beom were in the midfield, while Lee Kun-hee, Hong Jung-ho, Ko Jong-hyun, and Kim Min-woo built a four-back line. Kim Jun-hong defended the goal.

The away team Gimpo countered with a 3-4-3 score. Lewis, Dongjin Park and Luan took the lead in the attack, while Kim Min-sik, Kim Do-hyuk, Dijuma and Lee Hak-min filled the midfield. Lee Chan-hyung, Chapman, and Kim Tae-han stood at three-back, and Son Jeong-hyun wore goalie gloves.

In the first half, the two teams fought a fierce midfield battle, but there was no substance. Gimpo completely blocked Suwon's advance with strong pressure. As the game overheated and wild fouls were repeated, boos erupted from the stands. The two teams continued a frustrating battle throughout the first half of the regular session, unable to score a single shot.

The first shot came only in extra time in the first half. Gimpo Luan threatened Suwon's goal with a sharp left-footed mid-range shot, but Kim Joon-hong blew himself away.

Suwon threw a game at the start of the second half, excluding Kim Do-yeon, who made his debut, and putting Bruno Silva in. In the second minute of the second half, Park Hyun-bin's decisive goal shot came out, but he was blocked by Son Jung-hyun's good defense. In the 11th minute of the second half, Lee Joon-jae was added instead of Lee Kun-hee to change the side defense. Gimpo also responded by putting Yoon Jae-woon and Kim Sung-joon early.

Even after the middle, it was not easy to even approach the goal. In the 24th minute of the second half, Gimpo put Lee Si-heon instead of Dongjin Park and Suwon put Lee Il-Chenko instead of Park Hyun-bin. Gimpo persistently used a long kick to target Suwon's back space and peeked at the opportunity.

In the end, the balance of the match was broken in the 43rd minute of the second half. Lee Si-heon, Gimpo's replacement card, stepped up as a troubleshooter. Lee Si-heon, who dug into Suwon's back space, shook the net with a powerful right-footed shot in the face of the goalkeeper. It was a decisive shot that did not miss the momentary collapse of the defensive line.

Suwon, which became urgent, went all out in the second half extra time, including Kang Hyun-mook and Lim Ji-hoon. Kimpo's goal was not opened even for nine minutes of extra time in the second half.

Suwon, which had been scoreless for two consecutive games, had one draw and one loss after the opening five consecutive wins, putting the lead Mercury on alert. On the other hand, Gimpo succeeded in breaking the terrible winless ring by catching a big fish water source.

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