Daegu FC, who could not overcome the terrible Ulsan away jinx, had to go through the pain of being the opponent who gave up the winning moment to Ulsan Hyundai, who overcame the jinx in the big defeat this season.

Since being promoted to K-League 1 in 2017, Daegu FC has faced Ulsan Hyundai 24 times, recording 7 draws and 15 losses without a win, except for two wins at home in 2021.

In particular, in 12 trips to Ulsan since 2017, Daegu showed a terrible slump, failing to win with 3 draws and 9 losses. Even before promotion, Daegu’s only win in trips to Ulsan was in the first leg of the 2018 FA Cup final. We have suffered from the away jinx.짱구카지노

Ulsan Hyundai also experienced the DGB Daegu Bank Park jinx after coach Hong Myung-bo took office, and has painful memories of giving up two goals each and suffering a come-from-behind defeat in the away game against Daegu in the 2021 season, his first year in office. In particular, Hong Myung-Boho, who allowed come-from-behind goals to Sejingya in both of these games, recorded a 1-1 draw in the Daegu away trip in 2022 the following year, continuing to show a weak performance compared to the opponent’s record.

Ulsan, who suffered from the Daegu jinx for two years, overcame the away jinx by winning 3-0 thanks to Hwang Jae-hwan’s multiple goals in the first match of this season at DGB Daegu Bank Park on Children’s Day, and ended up with only one win this season. They won both games at home and finished the match against Daegu.

Coach Hong Myung-bo, who overcame the jinx in the Daegu trip last May, said that the players’ concentration and cohesion were the driving force behind the victory, and that “everything came together so far to break the jinx,” and that the team’s first victory was possible thanks to players who did not dwell on the past. He emphasized that he did.

For Daegu, which has completed all four matches against Ulsan this season, the pressure to quickly resolve the Ulsan away jinx, which it has not been able to overcome this season, has also grown.