Professional Football Federation, Lee Jung-hyo and Kim Eun-joong's remarks on "judgment criticism"... Discussion on referral to the reward and punishment committee
Professional Football Federation, Lee Jung-hyo and Kim Eun-joong's remarks on "judgment criticism"... Discussion on referral to the reward and punishment committee
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The Korea Professional Football Federation seems to be considering disciplinary action against Gwangju FC coach Lee Jung-hyo and Suwon FC coach Kim Eun-joong, who failed to hide their complaints about the decision.
According to the Korea Professional Football Federation on the 29th, at a meeting of game supervisors earlier in the day, there was an opinion that the need for disciplinary action against the two coaches should be considered.
Upon receiving this, the federation's legal team is discussing whether to refer the two coaches to the reward and punishment committee after reviewing the report prepared by the field supervisors and the details of the remarks in question.
As soon as the legal team's review is completed, additional procedures are expected to follow to understand the situation, such as receiving a report from the club.
It is generally the procedure for the federation to take disciplinary action, starting with the supervisor's report and leading to the referral of the legal team after discussion.
Gwangju's coach Lee Jung-hyo, who drew 1-1 with Hana Bank's K League 1 2025 Ulsan HD at Gwangju World Cup Stadium on the 28th, directly mentioned the referee's name at a press conference after the game.
Coach Lee Jung-hyo expressed regret, saying that the main players were hurt one after another in the game where the referee was the referee.
Center back Byun Jun-su left the ground at the end of the game with an injury above his eyes.
There is a reason why head coach Lee Jung-hyo is sensitive to players' injuries during the game.
On March 22, in a home game against the Pohang Steelers, center back Cho Sung-kwon collided with Eo Jung-won while competing for an aerial ball at the end of the game and fell to the ground losing his balance.
Cho Sung-kwon, who fell hard from the head, surprised fans by showing his mental loss for a while.
Coach Lee Jung-hyo strongly protested to the referee when no foul came out even though the player was seriously injured due to a strong collision, and finally received a yellow card.
Suwon FC coach Kim Eun-joong, who lost 0-1 at home against Jeju SK at Suwon Stadium on the 27th, also complained of the decision, saying, "There are many things that make it difficult outside (the game)."
The match against Jeju Island was a rough game with 17 fouls from both teams, a total of 34. No one left, but Jeju received five yellow cards and Suwon FC received one.
Asked about the exact meaning of the "external element," head coach Kim said, "It's always a cautious word in interviews, but as you know, there are many elements that you don't know who's home, so it's a pity." 토토사이트
Regarding the fact that the Suwon FC bench, which was protesting the decision, was given two warnings, he said, "We were excited on the bench, but I think we should judge why we were excited."