'11 Games Without a Defeat → Targeting Direct Promotion' SuwonFC Head Coach Park Geon-ha: "Every Match is a Final" [Suwon Field]

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Every match is a final. SuwonFC Head Coach Park Geon-ha has resolved to avoid complacency and secure three points in each game.

SuwonFC will face Cheonan City at 7 p.m. on the 13th at Suwon Sports Complex in Round 26 of the Hana Bank K League 2 2026 season.

In a pre-match press conference, Head Coach Park Geon-ha stated, "Naturally, we need three points. We are approaching every match as if it were a final. The players are well aware of this, so they have prepared diligently for today's game as well."

SuwonFC is on an impressive 11-game unbeaten streak (6 wins, 5 draws), riding a strong upward momentum. They have not suffered a defeat since their loss to Gyeongnam FC (2-3) in May. Recently, they secured consecutive victories against Gimhae FC and Busan IPark. In the previous round against Yongin FC, they trailed 0-1 but equalized in the second half to secure a 1-1 draw, demonstrating sharp focus.

However, SuwonFC's key player Freejo has been excluded from the lineup for the Cheonan match due to injury. According to club officials, Freejo was substituted in the last game against Yongin following symptoms of a concussion and is still recovering. His return is expected to take approximately one month.

Head Coach Park Geon-ha said, "Choi Ki-yoon will start in Freejo's place. He originally played in a different position but is confident about taking over Freejo's role. He should perform well." He added, "It won't be just one specific player; everyone has prepared thoroughly for this match," expressing confidence.

The race for direct promotion tickets remains unpredictable. SuwonFC has recorded 23 matches with 12 wins, 8 draws, and 3 losses (44 points), trailing second-place Daegu FC (25 matches, 46 points) by just two points. The gap to sole leader Suwon Samsung (25 matches, 53 points) is nine points. With Suwon Samsung on a four-game winning streak and Daegu also unbeaten with four wins and two draws in their last six games, both teams are formidable opponents, making three points crucial for SuwonFC.

Head Coach Park Geon-ha remarked, "Rather than worrying about other teams, we are focusing entirely on SuwonFC. Standings change every round. We want to secure more points before the A-match break. We are treating every game as a final."

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