Daegu coach Lee Byung-geun brings out the 3-5-2 system. Kim Jin-hyeok and Lee Geun-ho are in the top two, Ahn Yong-woo, Lamas, Se Jing-ya, Lee Jin-yong, and Kim Jae-woo are in the midfield. Park Byeong-hyeon, Hong Jeong-woon, and Jeong Tae-wook are in the three-back, while Choi Young-eun protects the goal.
Jeonbuk coach Kim Sang-sik puts the backfire on the 4-3-2-1 system. Kunimoto, Ryu Jae-moon, and Baek Seung-ho form the midfield line, with Gustavo at the top and Lee Sung-yoon and Han Kyo-won just below them. Kim Jin-soo, Hong Jeong-ho, Koo Ja-ryong, and Lee Yong are lined up in the back, and Song Bum-geun is the goalkeeper.
Jeonbuk is in a fierce competition with Ulsan Hyundai. Both teams have 70 points each. Jeonbuk led by five goals in scoring, and Ulsan was in second place. If Jeonbuk wins on this day and Ulsan loses to Suwon Samsung, the ‘weight of victory’ leans toward Jeonbuk. Ulsan’s reversal is difficult to expect due to the wide gap in scoring. If the situation is the other way around, Ulsan will take the lead and hold the key.
Daegu played the first match (1-0 win) of the FA Cup final against the Jeonnam Dragons on the 24th, and has a physical limit. However, Lee clashes with Jeonbuk with virtually the best power except for Edgar. If Daegu wins that day, they will be in third place. Daegu = Reporter Kim Seong-won newsme@sportschosun.com
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