Even the mockery of the 'relegation call' and the manner of Hwang Sun-hong and Oh Jae-seok...The scene of Incheon's demotion
Even the mockery of the 'relegation call' and the manner of Hwang Sun-hong and Oh Jae-seok...The scene of Incheon's demotion
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"Incheon demotion, Incheon demotion!"
After Incheon United's downgrade was confirmed on Wednesday, fans in the Daejeon Hana Citizen's spectators' seats mocked Incheon's decision to drop to the second division. Various banners were even displayed, provoking the opponent team who fell into a slump. Daejeon, which confirmed its decision to stay in the K League 1, seemed to enjoy privileges.
In the chaotic atmosphere, Incheon and Daejeon players tangled and engaged in a war of nerves. In particular, the fight between foreign players was noticeable. Delbridge and Mpoku of Incheon and Anton of Daejeon argued fiercely and even grabbed each other by the collar. The referee took out yellow cards to the three players. When the game was already over, Anton was sent off due to accumulated warnings.
At a time when Daejeon was excitingly teasing Incheon, Hwang asked for restraint. The same was true of Incheon players including Oh Jae-seok. The Daejeon team greeted the Incheon supporters and moved to their own camp to enjoy the victory and stay in the top division.
Oh couldn't keep smiling. He squatted in the Incheon camp for a while and offered comfort to the team members he had worked with in the past. Oh's feelings were understandable without asking questions.
After the match, Hwang said, "Basically, I think there should be respect in life. I know that's probably the case because our fans have experienced it in the past. Still, respect for the opponent is necessary, so I asked him to refrain from doing so." Even after the match, Hwang shook hands with Incheon coach Choi Young-geun with a confused look on his face.
안전놀이터 K-League supporters are intertwined with each other due to various ill-advised acts. The same applies to Incheon and Daejeon. A case in point is a case in which a Daejeon fan stormed the pitch and assaulted the mascot.
In the K-League, a kind of karma circulates. In the past, Incheon ridiculed someone's relegation and got the price back. It is the menstruation of this floor that someday Daejeon may be teased the same in the future.
Incheon, which boasted of its "residual DNA," fell victim to the cruel roulette of relegation. Incheon could not avoid the fate of relegation. The team, including Jeon, the CEO of Incheon, bowed their heads around the stadium. Still, the atmosphere was relatively calm inside the stadium, probably because the team remained at the bottom throughout the season. Many fans shed tears in anger, but some people seemed to accept the result calmly.
The demotion has become a reality. It was an evening when the announcer's remarks, which were taken off his lips after agonizing over whether soccer would continue, rang hollow.