Lee Jae-sung beats Holstein Kiel Munich and advances to the semifinals of full-time DFB Pokal

[엑스포츠뉴스 김정현 인턴기자] Lee Jae-sung’s Holstein Kiel caught a big fish called Bayern Munich.

Holstein Kiel won after a penalty shoot-out in a 2-2 draw against Bayern Munich in the 2020/21 Siege DFB Pokal round of 32 held at Holstein Stadion on the 14th (Korean time). Kill grabbed the big fish and advanced to the round of 16.

Holstein Kiel went on to the 4-2-3-1. In addition to goalkeeper Joanis Gelios, Johannes van den Berg-Stephan Tesker-Hauke ​​Val-Yanik Dem, Fin Poras-Alexander-Mülling, Fin Bartels-Jonas Meffert-Joshua Miss and Lee Jae-sung were selected.

Bayern Munich also entered the 4-2-3-1 screening. Goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, Buna Sar-Niclas Jule-Luka Hernandez-Alfonso Davies, Koranteng Toliso-Joshua Kimmich, Leroy Sane-Jamal Musiala-Serge Nabri, and Thomas Muller were selected.

As expected, Kang Ho Munich operated the game aggressively. In the 8th minute of the first half, Kimmich opened the door with a mid-range shot from the center. In the 13th minute, Nabri’s opening goal broke out. The cross from the right was connected by Müller with a header shot, and Gelios blocked it, but Nabri in a rush pushed it in.

Afterwards, Munich made frequent crossings from the right flank to score additional goals. In the 25th minute, Nabri looked at the right corner of the center and attempted a shot, but slightly missed. In the 34th minute free kick, Munich had a free one-on-one chance for Müller, but the shot went high and hit the ground.

Kill was carefully defending and then burst into a shot. Bartels penetrated the center with a long pass that came up from the rear in the 36th minute and had a one-on-one chance with the goalkeeper and scored without missing this. Kill aimed for an additional goal afterwards, and Lee Jae-sung broke the line and penetrated to score the goal, but it was unfortunately declared offside.

Müller’s shot in the 38th minute and Musiala’s shot in the 39th minute in Munich were not able to lead to a valid shot.

Munich in the second half had a chance to get a free kick in the first half. In the 46th minute free kick opportunity, Sane shook Kiel’s net with his left foot and advanced 2-1.

Kill succeeded in pressing forward in the 48th minute and attempted a counterattack, and Mulling attempted a shot from the center, but went slightly off the right corner. In the 54th minute, Lee Jae-sung attempted a counterattack and tried to cross from the right flank, but was blocked by the defense in the center and unfortunately could not tie the score. Kill attempted to receive the cross that came up from the right in 68 minutes, but missed it in the middle, but it couldn’t lead to the shooting, leaving more regret.

Munich couldn’t score an additional goal, but they tried to end the game with one goal difference, but Hauke ​​Val joined the attack with 30 seconds of extra time left for Kill, and scored with a cross from the left with a missed header and continued the game.

Both teams continued to play tight in the game, but there was no decisive scene except that the shot of Marc Roca of Munich, who was substituted in the second half of the extra time, was blocked by Gelios’ save, leading to a penalty shootout.

All five kickers from both teams succeeded and entered a sudden death. Lee Jae-seong also came out as the fourth kicker and succeeded in a penalty shoot-out.

The game was split at the sixth kicker. Gelios saved the shot of Mark Roca, who was substituted for the second half, and Kiel’s sixth kicker Finn Bartels scored and defeated Munich.

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