Busan IPark made a sacrifice of the Ansan Greeners to extend their unbeaten streak to seven matches (5 W, 2 D). Busan head coach Cho Sung-hwan made a bold mercenary move by starting all three of his foreign strikers. Busan defeated Ansan 5-0 in the 33rd round of the ‘Hana Bank K League 2 2024’ at Ansan Wa Stadium on Monday. They scored three goals in the first half to take an early lead. Pesin scored a hat trick. Busan jumped to third place with 49 points. Ansan, who had hoped to go unbeaten in five consecutive home matches, had to swallow their disappointment. “It’s been a long time since we’ve played a comfortable game, 카지노사이트 I don’t even remember when,” Busan head coach Cho Sung-hwan smiled.

Still, the coach didn’t let up on the reins. Third place is not good enough for promotion to the K League 1. Only first place in the season is direct promotion. Second place goes directly to the promotion playoffs and faces the 11th-ranked team in K League 1. The third through fifth place teams have to go through the K League 2 playoffs to get a chance to play the 10th place K League 1 team. Below third place, the pressure is on. “The K League 1 teams we will face in the playoffs are also very strong. Personally, I think we need to finish second if not directly promoted. The more games we play, the greater the risk of injury. We will do our best one game at a time.”

Against Ansan, Pesin Mlapa Yuhei’s three-point card was perfectly timed. The intention to win the game was clear in the first half. “We need a point today,” said coach Cho Sung-hwan before the match. We organized the team to play aggressively,” he said before the game. Ansan coach Lee Kwan-woo wasn’t expecting it either. “I just talked to the power analysis team (about Busan’s lineup), and I was surprised. The players on the shortlist started. I cautiously predicted that they would shake things up with foreigners in the first half and then bring in physically prepared domestic players in the second half.”

The match went according to Cho Sung-hwan’s wishes. Lee Kwan-woo also prepared for the game, but it didn’t go as planned. “When there are a lot of foreign players, there are times when communication is difficult. We can take that as a positive,” he said, adding, ‘I told the players that Busan has a good advantage in the promotion playoffs and it would be impossible for them to step on us.’ However, the game was too one-sided as Busan scored a simple goal early on. Even after taking a 3-0 lead in the second half, Busan didn’t let up on the offense and showed off their firepower.

A five-point win would be huge for Busan, who are in the midst of a fierce battle for the top spot. If the points are tied, it could be a tie-breaker or a goal difference. Coach Cho Sung-hwan said, “The points are all even now. It could go down to the wire. It was good to score a lot of goals and keep a clean sheet just in case,” he said. Busan’s goal difference improved from +6 to +11 with the victory.

Pesin scored a hat trick for the first time in his soccer career. Pesin scored two goals in the first half. With the score 4-0, Busan was awarded a penalty kick in the 30th minute. The original kicker was Ramas. Ramas gave way to Pesin. Pesin made no mistake and converted cleanly. “I was so happy,” Pesin said. I didn’t ask Ramas first, I just kept quiet. He came first and asked me to kick it. It was the first hat-trick of my career, so it meant more to me,” said Pesin, who thanked Lamas.