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Jeonbuk, the leader of the K-League, has come close to winning the championship for the fifth year in a row by defeating Daegu. Jeonbuk, two points ahead of second-placed Ulsan, was more likely to win the championship just by a draw in the last match.
By Kim Hyung-yeol, staff reporter.
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Jeonbuk's shield and captain Hong Jeong-ho, who led the minimum number of runs this season, also boasted a sharp spear tip at the most important moment.
Hong Jeong-ho caught a corner kick from Kunimoto in the 2nd minute of the second half against Daegu 0-0, and shook the net with a right-footed turning shot.
After Hong Jeong-ho took off brilliantly, Moon Seon-min put a wedge in it.
In the 41st minute, he beat the opposing defense in a counterattack situation and succeeded in a witty chip shot that was slightly over the goalkeeper's height.
Jeonbuk, who won 2-0, took a two-point lead over second-placed Ulsan with one game left, raising hopes of winning for the fifth year in a row.
[Hong Jeong-ho / Jeonbuk captain: In the next game, we will do our best to win the Jeju match in our home game and lift the championship cup.]
Ulsan drew with Suwon without a score, and the red light turned on for the first championship in 16 years.
Lee Dong-kyung's penalty kick was blocked by the goalkeeper, and in the subsequent corner kick, the goal blocked the goal.
In the second half, Lee Dong-jun scored a header and held a ceremony, but the video analysis revealed that it was an offside with a few shots.
Gangwon coach Choi Yong-soo drew 0-0 against his former team Seoul in their debut match.
Seoul confirmed to remain in the first division, and 11th placed Gangwon played a relegation play-off against Daejeon.