Um Ji-sung, the man of the final goal! Excellent positioning → Smart shooting → 2nd goal of the season...Swansea 1-0 victory towed

Um Ji-sung, the man of the final goal! Excellent positioning → Smart shooting → 2nd goal of the season...Swansea 1-0 victory towed

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Um Ji-sung (23) of Swansea City, the English Championship (minor league) exploded with his second goal of the season. He displayed exquisite positioning and clever shooting to secure the finishing shot. He was substituted in the second half and succeeded in scoring a point that led his team to victory, standing tall as a troubleshooter.

Um played in a home game against Derby County in the 40th round of the 2024-2025 English Championship at Swansea Com Stadium in Swansea, Wales on Saturday. He started on the bench and hit the ground midway through the second half. He pitched in the 18th minute of the second half, which was followed by a 0-march, and scored the winning goal in the 34th minute of the second half.
While peeking for an opportunity inside the penalty box, he exquisitely pushed a long cross. Joshua Key crossed with his left foot on the right side, and Um Ji-sung opened up a shot opportunity by advancing forward from behind the opponent's defender. Ahead of the defender, he connected the ball with a right half-volley shot to break through the Derby County net. He made the work with his shots following his superb positioning and clever penetration. Swansea won the match 1-0, and became the winner of the winning goal.

He resumed his scoring career after about a month. He scored his debut goal for England at a home game against Middlesbrough on June 9, and scored on the day to mark his second goal of the season. In both games, he scored the winning goal in 0-0 situations, becoming the "saneul of the winning goal." In both games, he emerged as the main force behind his team's 1-0 victory. 메이저사이트

Thanks to the victory, Swansea City recorded 23 wins, nine draws, 18 losses and 48 points. It edged out Queens Park Rangers (11 wins, 13 draws, 16 losses and 46 points), moving up one notch to 15th. It tied the score with Preston North End (10 wins, 18 draws, 12 losses and 48 points), which was ranked 14th, but was lagging behind in goal difference (Swansea City -10, Preston -7). It widened the gap with Cardiff City (9 wins, 14 draws, 17 losses and 41 points), which is ranking 22nd, by seven points, increasing its chances of staying.

Meanwhile, Yang Min-hyuk of the QPR started the home game against Cardiff City, which took place on the same day. As a left wing forward, he played on the ground for 61 minutes until the 16th minute of the second half, but failed to score an offensive point. QPR ended up with a 0-0 draw at home, only earning one point. As the team allowed Swansea City to pass the match, the team dropped one spot to 16th.