Professional football K League 1 Ulsan Hyundai coach Hong Myung-bo said about the tight schedule of playing again in 3 days, “To become a strong team, we have to overcome all of these things.”

Ulsan Hyundai will play an away match in the 9th round of the Hana One Q K League 1 2023 against Incheon United at the Incheon Soccer Stadium at 7:30 pm on the 25th.

Ulsan is leading with 6 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss (19 points), but it has stagnated with 1 draw and 1 loss in the last 2 games, so it is desperate to win against Incheon.

Even so, it is a burden to do 100% of the power. Ulsan will play another match three days after the ‘East Coast Derby’ (2-2 draw) against Pohang Steelers on the 22nd. Incheon is in the same position, but Ulsan is away, so the physical burden is greater.

Coach Hong Myung-bo said, “It’s a two-day break, so both teams will have difficulties physically.”

The will to win was reflected in the list of starting players in Ulsan. Instead of a complete rotation, a large number of key players were put in.

Manager Hong Myung-bo said, “For example, it is time to give Kim Young-kwon a break. However, Kim Young-kwon cannot rest because Jung Seung-hyun and Lim Jong-eun are unable to play due to injuries.”

He continued, “Under normal circumstances, I would have had to rotate. But since I couldn’t do that, the second half of today could be difficult. I think my stamina will be a big variable.”

However, coach Hong Myung-bo did not hide his desire to win, saying, “To become a strong team, we have to overcome this schedule.”

Meanwhile, Martin Adam, who has yet to score a goal, and Boyanic, who has only played in two games this season,안전놀이터 have a golden opportunity to expand their position through this game.

Regarding Martin Adam, manager Hong Myung-bo said, “I told him not to be impatient and to be comfortable. Regarding Boyanich, he said, “Lee Kyu-seong will hold the center and play aggressively while moving up and down. I ordered him to continue the movement in the big frame that the existing players have been doing.”