Incheon lost 1-2 to Jeju United in the 34th round of the "2024 Hana Bank K League 1" at Incheon Football Stadium on the 19th.먹튀검증

After losing for three consecutive games, Incheon ranked 12th with 32 points (7 wins, 11 draws and 16 losses). With four games to go in the final round, the team is five points shorter than 11th-ranked Jeonbuk Hyundai. Now Incheon will play Gwangju FC, Jeonbuk Hyundai FC, Daejeon Hana Citizen and Daegu FC in turn. Even if the team wins the match, it will be hard to guarantee that the team will stay in the directives.

Incheon, which perfectly led the game in the first half, gave up the first goal due to a defensive error early in the second half. Gersault scored a valuable equalizer in the middle of the second half to bring the flow back, but it collapsed when he gave up the winning goal to Chalero at the end of the game.

When the whistle blew at the end of the game, Incheon players couldn't raise their heads. Their share was 58 to 42, and their shooting on target was much higher at 17 to 6, but their decision-making power was not sufficient. The players approached the Incheon cheering section with heavy footsteps and greeted each other. They missed the match they should have won and the possibility of relegation has increased more than ever, which is expected to boo fans, but Incheon supporters' "Blue Black" showed different reactions. They cheered enthusiastically instead of booing.

The fans sang "Don't be afraid, trust yourself" and sang "Incheon is my pride, my last soul" at the top of their lungs to encourage the drooping players. The players were just listening to the fans' songs with heavy expressions on their faces.

Jang Min-seo (18), a high school student fan in Incheon who was waiting for the players after the game, said, "We still have four more games to play. I believe the players will do well. We can't give up yet. It's not over yet. We will trust the players and continue to cheer for them."

Incheon is known as the traditional "survival king" of the K-League. Since the introduction of the K-League 1 platform, the team has never lost to the second division. "Incheon has the title of "survival king." That's how much I trust the players," Jang said repeatedly.

When asked why his performance was not good this year, he said, "I don't think there was any good recruitment. Former coach Cho Sung-hwan also left the team at a bad time and the atmosphere was still chaotic."

He bowed his head further than the players. At a press conference after the game, Choi expressed his sincere feelings to the fans. "The fans cheered for us hard even when we departed from the clubhouse before the game. It gives us tremendous motivation," Choi said. "I think we should always cheer up with a new mindset even if it's because of the fans. They have pride, and I try not to make it difficult for the players who are struggling for them."

It was also painful for Kim to be replaced amid bloodshed in the middle of the first half. While Song was shooting, Kim fell down after being hit by a foot in the face. Kim, whose face was stained with blood, played with a bandage around her forehead. However, it was a serious injury for her to continue bleeding. Eventually, she collapsed on the ground again at 29 minutes in the first half, and Incheon sent in five stone without Kim.

Coach Choi Young-geun said, "Unexpectedly, Kim Gun-hee was injured and I think there was a mistake in the replacement," adding, "In a situation where I never thought about it, I had to replace all three, not one. I was thinking about it and replaced all three, but I lost a point in a chaotic situation."

Finally, coach Choi Young-geun said, "We keep getting injured, injured players cannot recover, and the players are getting thinner. We have to think about the squad," adding, "The players are doing their best in every game, but they should not make defensive errors, but they are making mistakes in a critical situation. I will recover quickly and bring back points in the next game."