It’s Hangzhou again. One of the man of the match yesterday against Bahrain was captain Baek Seung-ho. He scored the game-winning goal with a powerful mid-range shot, but he also leads his juniors off the field with his ‘personalized leadership’.

19th minute of the second half. Captain Baek Seung-ho enters the field. With a single touch, he strips the opposing defense, and his clothesline-like mid-range shot finds the back of the net.토토사이트

The introduction of Baek Seung-ho has broken up South Korea’s frustrating offensive flow.

He also contributed to the defense, helping to keep a clean sheet.

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“He’s always talking to me and helping me, so I feel a little more comfortable playing.”

The captain’s presence is felt off the field as well.

“When I get angry (at Jeonbuk), I get angry again and do this, but here, I don’t get angry and we’re all so young, so I listen to the players’ opinions and adjust everything.”

Baek Seung-ho, who joined the national team as a wildcard, will join the Merchant Marine in December. He wants to win more than anyone.

Baek Seung-ho
“Every player is eager to win a gold medal”

South Korea scored 16 goals against weaker teams in the qualifiers, but the tournament is different. We have to face strong teams like Japan and China.

With coach Hwang Sun-hong saying that now is the “real game” and stalwart captain Baek Seung-ho, the team is cruising for a third straight Asian Games title.