“I’m unhappy because I wanted a clean sheet”…Hwang ‘bitter’ after China victory to win AG gold

Hwang Sun-hong, the head coach of the South Korean U-24 national soccer team, says the team needs to work harder to achieve its goals despite the win.

South Korea defeated China’s U-24 national team 3-1 in a friendly at Jinhua Stadium in Zhejiang, China, on Friday, thanks to a brace from Uhm Won-sang and another from Jung Woo-young.

Hwang and the team are now preparing for the Asian Games in Hangzhou in September. Ahead of the crucial tournament, the team played two friendlies against China on Sept. 15 and Sept. 19 as a final tune-up.

After a scoreless first half, Hwang made four substitutions at the start of the second half, including Uhm Won-sang and Jung Woo-young from the bench.

Hwang’s mercenary move paid off. Uhm Won-sang scored in the fifth and eighth minutes of the second half to complete a multi-goal performance, and Jeong Woo-young added the icing on the cake with a mid-range wonder goal in the 14th minute, making it three goals from two substitutes.

After scoring three goals in a row and gaining momentum, Korea conceded a header in the 16th minute of the second half to China, and the momentum was dampened when Uhm Won-sang, who scored a multi-goal game in the 20th minute, had to be substituted due to pain after a collision with a Chinese player.

In particular, in the scene of China’s comeback goal, the replay showed that the ball crossed the line just before China sent up a cross, but both the referee and the assistant referee said that there was no problem and allowed the goal to stand.

Although it could have set the tone for the game, South Korea did not concede another goal the rest of the way and wrapped up their first meeting with China with a 3-1 victory.

Speaking at the post-match press conference, Hwang said, “I think both teams played a good game. For our team, there were some things that we were satisfied with, but there were some things that we were not satisfied with, so we need to work on them,” he said.

“We want to prepare for the second game by correcting (the unsatisfactory points), and we hope to have a good game in the second game,” he said.

After winning the first leg, South Korea will face China in the second leg at 8:35 p.m. on Nov. 19 at Jinhua Stadium in Zhejiang, China, just as they did in the first leg.

“We always ask our forwards to be aggressive, so her two goals were very positive,” he said of Uhm Won-sang, who came on as a second-half substitute and scored two goals to spark the victory 메이저놀이터.

“Unfortunately, she rolled her ankle and went out with an injury. I hope it’s not a serious injury.”

“I think they organized well in the first half, and they should be congratulated for the goal, but it was very unfortunate for us and very unsatisfactory for me as a coach,” Huang said of his opponents.

“I think we need to work on some of those things. We wanted to finish the game with a clean sheet, so we are quite unhappy with the concession.”

Finally, he spoke about the upcoming Hangzhou Asian Games in September: “The goal is clear. The desire to win is indescribable for both the players and myself, but it requires a lot of sacrifice and preparation.”

“We still have a lot of deficiencies, so we need to work on them in the next 100 days so that we can be a competitive team at the Asian Games,” he said.

Hwang Sun-hong, the head coach of the South Korean U-24 national soccer team, says the team needs to work harder to achieve its goals despite the win. South Korea defeated China’s U-24 national team 3-1 in a friendly at Jinhua Stadium in Zhejiang, China, on Friday, thanks to a brace from Uhm Won-sang and another…