Jeonnam Dragons is the team with the most draws in the K-League 2 professional football over the past three seasons.

Jeonnam, which stayed in 6th place in the regular league with 14 draws (8 wins, 5 losses), more than half of the 27 games in the 2020 season, also played 37 games, with 14 draws (13 wins, 10 losses), the most in the 2021 season, and placed 4th in the league. occupied메이저사이트

In the 2022 season, the number has increased further. In 17 out of 40 games (6 wins, 17 losses), they were unable to choose a winner and placed at the bottom of the league.

In the past, Jeonnam often had many draws. In 2003, led by Lee Hoi-taek, 20 out of 44 games were tied, and in 2006, under coach Heo Jeong-moo, a total of 13 games were drawn, including 9 consecutive games at the beginning of the season.

Since then, various coaches and players have gone through Jeonnam and put their own style on the team, but recently Jeonnam seems to be struggling with a ‘tough draw’ again.

Of course, it is a welcome thing if you show your back in a losing game and balance it. Last season, the 7th round against Ansan Greeners and the 8th round against Seoul E-Land (above 1-1 draw) were matches in which Jeonnam won a valuable 1 point.

The problem is that there are not a few cases in which the winning game is not kept in the lead and conceded points.

Jeonnam failed to score the opening goal in round 31 with Bucheon FC in August, round 34 with Gimpo FC, and round 40 with Daejeon Hana Citizen in September, all of which were tied 1-1.

In particular, in the final game of the season against Bucheon in October of last year, they allowed an equalizer in the 45th minute of the second half when they were leading 2-1, securing a 2-2 draw and finishing in last place.