'Wake up, Suwon' banner appears... Suwon FC head coach Park Geon-ha bows his head, saying, "We must accept the fans' criticism" [Suwon on-site]

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'Suwon FC's steps toward a top-tier leap are heavy. As their performance fluctuates, the fans' patience is gradually wavering.

'Suwon FC drew 0-0 with Seongnam FC in their 13th round home match of the Hana Bank K League 2 2026 season held at Suwon Sports Complex on the 30th.

'Suwon FC, which managed to add only one point, remains in sixth place in the league with 6 wins, 4 draws, 3 losses, and 22 points. Having failed to secure back-to-back victories in their last two matches (1 draw, 1 loss), Suwon FC missed the opportunity to close the gap with the top teams and now faces an urgent need to turn things around.

'After the match, head coach Park Geon-ha entered the press conference room with a somber expression. Coach Park stated, "Overall, the players' condition and defensive aspects did not respond well. We failed to play the kind of game we intended to play. Although we made changes in the second half and performed better than in the first half, we need to reflect deeply on our performance. It was fortunate that we secured one point thanks to Han-bin Yang's saves. We are sorry to the fans for not winning at home," he bowed his head.

'In fact, despite achieving the season's first scoreless match, Suwon FC's performance was close to a complete defeat. The coach also refrained from being intoxicated by defensive achievements and delivered a cold assessment. Coach Park Geon-ha said, "A scoreless result is positive, but Suwon FC had prepared something specific ahead of this match. The players' cohesion and organizational aspects were quite lacking. Objectively, today's match was a game where it was difficult to find the team's strengths. Rather than something done well, it is positive that the players endured without conceding a goal in a difficult situation until the end. We need to review everything overall," admitting a tactical failure.

'As inconsistent performances continued, the gaze of home fans also turned cold. A banner reading "Wake up, Suwon" appeared in the supporter section even before the match began.

'Regarding this, head coach Park Geon-ha bowed his head, expressing deep understanding of the fans' anger and disappointment. He said, "What Suwon FC fans desire is for our team to achieve higher goals. I believe they expect both good performance and victories."

'Continuing, Coach Park emphasized, "We failed to win in the last match, and although we drew in this match, there were many shortcomings in terms of performance. Criticism that naturally follows when results do not go well for home fans must be accepted. Ultimately, we must show clear results on the field."

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