9 minutes into the second half, I posed →"I'm doing well."' Even mocking, 'Kim Ki Dong-ho' FC Seoul overwhelmed 'No. 2' Ulsan enemy territory [Ulsan site]

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At the Munsu Football Stadium in Ulsan on Tuesday, nine minutes into the second half, Seoul fans turned their backs and sang the song. It was the so-called "poseful cheering" that was performed when they were so sure of winning that much, meaning they didn't have to watch the rest of the game.

It wasn't just that. Immediately after the posed cheer, Seoul fans turned on their cell phones flash and sang "Goodbye." It was a cheer song with a meaning of mockery, with Ulsan supporters rewriting the "goodbye" cheer song to the opposing team and fans when they were sure of winning.

The cheering of Seoul fans nine minutes into the second half clearly showed the flow of the two teams' games. Seoul scored as many as three goals in the first half alone and added Song Min-gyu's additional goal in the eighth minute of the second half, leading 4-0 at one point. I'm doing well with the cheering The cheering song was also immediately after Song Min-gyu's fourth goal.

As such, it was a game where Seoul overwhelmed Ulsan in terms of performance. On this day, Seoul broke the balance in the third minute of the first half. Song Min-gyu's shot on the side cross was missed and flowed to the gate, which Hoise finished at the gate. Seven minutes later, Jung Seung-won's corner kick led to the opponent's own goal. Ten minutes after the kickoff whistle, Seoul went on a 2-0 run.

Ulsan's embattled wave offensive continued. Seoul's defensive concentration, however, was not easily disturbed. Rather, Song Min-gyu's right-footed mid-range shot in the 29th minute of the first half cut Ulsan's net coolly. In the silent Ulsan supporters' seats, the cry of "Wake Up Ulsan" came out in the first half of the 30 minutes.

Already, the two teams have a big tilt. Meanwhile, Song Min-gyu's additional goal in the 8th minute of the second half was actually the moment to end the match between the two teams. Ulsan simply went on the offensive after Malkong's comeback goal in the second half, but it failed to open up the Seoul goal that goalkeeper Koo Sung-yoon endured. It was not enough to overcome the already big upturn.

Even before the game, it was an unexpected trend in that it drew attention as a showdown between the two teams that made a splash at the beginning of the season and as a first- and second-place showdown. In fact, the two teams, which had received less attention than Jeonbuk Hyundai and Daejeon Hana Citizen before the season, shook the expectations of the lead as Seoul ranked first and second with five wins, one draw and four wins, one draw and one loss before the game. In the midst of this, we faced each other, and it ended in a one-sided flow of Seoul.

Even for Seoul, it was the first victory in 10 years in away games in Ulsan. Seoul had been winless (4 draws and 9 losses) in 13 consecutive games since its away victory in Ulsan in April 2016, only to break the 10-year jinx on the same day. He not only widened the gap with second-place Ulsan to six points, but also led the game with no loss in the opening seven games (6 wins and 1 draw). Above all, expectations for the "Dokju system" have increased that much in that it has outperformed second-ranked Ulsan in enemy territory.

Seoul coach Kim Ki-dong also expressed satisfaction. Coach Kim said, "In the first half, we played a perfect game as planned. At the end of the second half, the opponent was in a rush, so we had no choice but to lower the line. The players' concentration and good holding led to the victory. Watching the team strengthen, I feel proud as a coach. I'm looking forward to the next game."

Coach Kim then said, "Rather than directly mentioning the goal of winning, I kept trying to play the soccer I showed in the first half. He showed a perfect game away, and he has to prepare to constantly show that. Players must also grow, he added, adding, "Playing with teams competing for the championship, and winning it all the way, will be a factor for players to play with confidence."

Song Min-gyu, who had two goals and one assist on the day, said, "I'm always going to go forward with the idea of winning every game unconditionally without looking at the future," adding, "Let's match the team that has to win every game with the players, and let's not lose." I think those parts are getting along well through communication," he said, expressing a steep team atmosphere recently.

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