"Even promising stocks will explode!" Jealous Japanese soccer...Second round of UECL quarterfinals 'fantastic volley goal' explosion → face Chelsea in the semifinals
"Even promising stocks will explode!" Jealous Japanese soccer...Second round of UECL quarterfinals 'fantastic volley goal' explosion → face Chelsea in the semifinals
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Kosugi Keita (19) has been reborn as a hero of the Jurgodens IF.
Jurgodens won 4-1 in the away game of the second round of the 2024/25 UEFA Conference League quarterfinals against SK Lapit bin at Allianz Stadion in Vienna, Austria on the 18th (Korea time). Jurgodens, who lost 0-1 in the first round earlier, won the combined score 4-2, securing a ticket to the semifinals.
Jurgodens, who scored the equalizer in the 42nd minute of the first half with Marcus Danielsson's penalty score, began to be dragged back by Jakob Une Larsson's own goal in the extra time of the first half. It was none other than Kosugi who gave hope to the game, which had been losing. Kosugi connected the ball from the corner kick in the 32nd minute of the second half with a right-footed volley, and the ball was sucked into the goal.
Jurgodens, who boosted their momentum, won in the third and 15th minutes of extra time with Tobias Gulicksen exploding multiple goals, and finally confirmed their advance to the semifinals.
According to the soccer statistics media "FotMob," Cosgi, who started as a left back in the 4-2-3-1 formation, scored one goal, had an 89% pass success rate, six successful ground contests, five clearances, three tackle successes, two clearings, two recoveries, one interception, one dribble success, and one aerial ball competition before being replaced in the first nine minutes of extra time, showing incredible performance at the age of 19. 바카라
The Japanese media "Football Zone" also highlighted Kosugi's performance through its media reports on Wednesday. "Kosugi scored an equalizer with a fantastic mid-range shot," the media said, sharing fans' responses on social networking services. The comments were mostly favorable, including "He should be selected for the national team," "He will be very happy if he wins Chelsea," and "He is highly anticipated."
The Jurgodens will invite Chelsea at their home ground on March 2 to play the first round of the semifinals. The match is expected to be a match worth paying keen attention to from the perspective of Japanese coach Hajime Moriyasu, who had been agonizing enough to seek the return of 38-year-old veteran Yuto Nagatomo (Tokyo) due to the recent famine in left-back.