Freiburg announces the news of a 5-0 victory against Cologne.Jung Woo-young (22, Freiburg), who plays an active part in the German professional football Bundesliga, was replaced and played a short time, contributing to the team’s big win.
Jung Woo-young was included in the list of substitutes in the home game against Cologne in the 15th round of the Bundesliga in 2020-2021, which ended at the Dryzam Stadium in Freiburg, Germany on the morning of the 10th (Korean time).
In the 14th round away game against Hoffenheim on the 3rd, Jung Woo-young, who was named on the list of substitutes, but did not get an opportunity to play in the end, was able to play for 15 minutes or more until the end of the game.
Although Freiburg had a big lead 4-0, Jung Woo-young contributed to Lucas Holler’s key goal, which came out four minutes after the game, and helped the victory.
Jung Woo-young pierced the opponent’s mark from the left flank and punched a pass to Christian Günter, and Günter dug into the penalty area, and Holler finished the ball neatly in the center.
In the 18th minute of the first half, starting with the opening goal of Ermedin Demirovic, Freiburg, who scored one goal by five players on the day, defeated Cologne 5-0.
Freiburg, who recently won the league’s five consecutive wins, ranked 8th out of 18 teams with 6 wins, 5 draws and 4 losses (23 points).
Freiburg midfielder Kwon Chang-hoon (27) was absent.
Kwon Chang-hoon was the first to start after the eighth appearance in the regular league this season against Hoffenheim, but it is known that he injured his knee during team training.
Meanwhile, attacker Ji Dong-won (30) was put on the list of substitutes, but Mainz, who did not give a chance to play, lost 0-2 in the home game against Eintracht Frankfurt.
Mainz recently fell to the bottom with 1 win, 3 draws and 11 losses (6 points), continuing a sluggish draw (2 draws, 5 losses) in 7 consecutive games, including 3 consecutive losses in the regular league.
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