'Serious empty space → 3 consecutive shocks' Kim Ki-dong, Seoul, "I have a lot of thoughts..."Should I play a game that gets more points than the content?"

'Serious empty space → 3 consecutive shocks' Kim Ki-dong, Seoul, "I have a lot of thoughts..."Should I play a game that gets more points than the content?"

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"I have a lot of thoughts, should I play a game where I will get points rather than the content?"

FC Seoul coach Kim Ki-dong, who fell into a "three consecutive losses of shock" in front of 48,8008 spectators, the most in the K League 1 this season, said with a despondent look.

Coach Kim lost 0-1 at home against Jeonbuk Hyundai in the 11th round of the "Hana Bank K League 1 2025" at Seoul World Cup Stadium on the 3rd, giving Song Min-gyu the winning goal in the 23rd minute of the first half.

Seoul has been mired in a three-game losing streak and no win (two draws and three losses) for five consecutive games. It had 13 points (three wins, four draws and four losses), falling flat to ninth place.

"The biggest number of fans came this year. I wanted to win, but I'm sorry," Kim said. "We need to sort it out quickly and turn the tables. I have a lot on my mind. I wonder if we should play a game that will bring more points than the content."

He hinted at a change with practical tactics to win points, leaving behind the fast transition of offense and defense that he pursues. "I will organize it quickly and prepare for victory in the next match against Anyang on June 6," Kim said.

Seoul struggled due to Jeonbuk's pressure and compact defense network on the day. It was too much to even approach the penalty box. In the second half, Lucas cut sharply from the corner of the penalty box and hit the next shot in a row, but was blocked by Jeonbuk goalkeeper Song Bum-keun.

"I tried to pull down the opponent in the first half. However, the pass had to go to the front, but I saw a back pass. In the second half, he was leading the way, but the space was tight as the opponent went down into the box. In the last minute, he came down in a 5-4-1 form and didn't give me any space," coach Kim said. "But I still had a few chances, but I'm sorry I couldn't save it."

He hit as many as 21 shower shots but lost to Jeonbuk, which attempted just three. The team remained empty. Seoul has scored just nine goals in 11 matches this season. It is only one more goal than the lowest-ranked Suwon FC (eight goals). "I have a lot of worries. I wonder if I should change the format of the game. 먹튀검증 I will think about it more."

One-top Cho Young-wook's card was also ineffective on the day. He sent out Croatian striker Bangs instead in the 19th minute of the second half, but it was not easy. Since joining Seoul, Bangs has rarely shown his form. "Ducks is constantly watching, and I think Young-wook is still better from what we want to do," coach Kim said. "I'm using Banks after watching the game in the second half," he said. "It's coming up more than the last game, but I need to go into the box more and play more. But I kept on asking for it today as well. It's not 100 percent yet, but I think it's getting better."

"It's not a big deal. I don't think it was Kim Tae-hwan's way to kill time. There was a delay when (Jeonbuk) replaced players," he said.