France’s professional football league (1st division) Bordeaux’s Hwang Eui-jo (29) scored the 6th goal in the season, but the team lost in reverse.
On the 7th (Korean time), Hwang Eui-jo started off in the 24th round of 2020-2021 League Ann (1st Division) with Brest held at Stade Frances Le Ble in Brest, France, and scored the opening goal in the 11th minute of the second half against 0-0.
Hwang’s 6th goal this season. After scoring a multi-goal in Angers on the 24th of last month, he set the same record as his last season’s score (six goals).
However, Bordeaux failed to keep Hwang Eui-jo’s opening goal and scored two goals in the second half, which resulted in a 1-2 turnaround.
In the regular league, he lost 3 consecutive losses following the 22nd round of Lyon and 23rd round reel, and maintained 10th place in the league (32 points).
On the other hand, Brest, which had been stagnant with 1 draw and 4 losses in the previous five games, ended the sluggishness and rose from 13th to 11th (30 points).
I chased Bordeaux with 2 points.
Bordeaux’s ball share in the first half was 61.9%-38.1%, but the number of shots was pushed down to 10 (0 effective shots)-5 (2 effective shots) without taking advantage of this opportunity.
In the 2nd minute of the first half, Remy Woodin’s shooting started, and Toma Basic and Hatem Ben Arfa in the first half aimed for the Brest goal, but neither scored.
As the attack did not develop sharply, Euijo Hwang, who was at the forefront of the 4-2-3-1 formation, seldom caught the ball.
Rather, from the middle of the first half, Brest continued to aim for Bordeaux’s goal.
Brest seemed to take the lead with Irvin Cardona’s shot swaying the net for extra time in the first half, but was not counted as a goal, following a decision that Gaetan Charbonie was in an offside position prior to that.
It was Hwang Eui-jo who broke the balance that continued even in the second half.
Hwang Eui-jo received a pass from Remy Woodang in the 11th minute of the second half, penetrated to the left of the penalty area, beat the opponent’s defender and shook the net with a right-footed shot.
Bordeaux took the initiative and immediately took out a replacement card.
In the second half of the 12th minute, instead of Basichi, Jean Seri, followed by Hwang Ui-jo, and Jimmy Brian were added.
However, the substitution didn’t work, and Bordeaux soon lost control.
Brest scored an equalizer in the 35th minute of the second half.
After Frank Onora’s mid-range shot was hit by Bordeaux goalkeeper Benoastil, Steve Moonier shot the second ball again, turning the game to the origin.
Five minutes later, Romain Febre scored the winning goal from the reverse, winning Brest.
/yunhap news