Hello everyone, today is March 10, 2022. Below, let's take a look at today's "Hanzu Evening News" focus news, the content is as follows:
1. The mountain fire is merciless and compassionate, and the whole team of Gangwon donates money for disaster relief
2. Li Linsheng is expected to be the manager of the Singapore team
3, Pohang's "100" battle against Suwon, to win and not to others
Let's take a look at the specific content of each news
The mountain fire is merciless and human, and the whole team of Gangwon donated money for disaster relief
Recently, frequent mountain fires in the Gangwon-do region of South Korea have caused many family houses to be destroyed and families to be displaced. In order to help the victims rebuild their homes, on March 10, K1 League club Gangwon FC and Gangwon Province Social Welfare Joint Fundraiser raised 30 million won from the victims of the mountain fire in Gangwon Province, all of which came from the Gangwon FC coaching staff, staff, players and volunteers. Gangwon FC Captain Kim Dong-hyun and Vice Captain Ren Cangyou and foreign aid Dino attended the donation ceremony, and Lee Young-woo, manager of Gangwon FC, said: "Before the match with Daegu last week, we saw the news of the forest fire in Gangwon Province, and everyone was very uncomfortable. In the match against Daegu, we were determined to win as a consolation to the victims, and at the same time, after the game, everyone spontaneously said that they wanted to do something more for the victims, and I thought of donating money. It is hoped that families in the disaster-stricken areas of Gangwon Province can revitalize their homes. "The mountain fire is merciless, there is affection in the human world, and the whole team of Gangwon expresses their sincere feelings in this way." And on the field, they will also work harder to win the game.
Li Linsheng is expected to be the manager of the Singapore team
South Korean coach Li Linsheng, who has coached in both China and South Korea, is expected to take over the coaching whip of the Singapore coach. According to the exclusive news of South Korean media Sports, Coach Lee Lin-sang has become a strong contender for the manager of the Singapore national team, and he is likely to become the fourth South Korean coach currently coaching in the Southeast Asian national team after Park Heon-su, Shin Tae-yong and Kim Jung-kun. Born in 1971, Lee Lin Sang played as a centre-back and worked as a coach at the Singapore Home Economics League after retiring. He has served as an assistant coach and manager in Shenzhen, Yanbian and Tianjin, China. At the end of 2018, he succeeded Xu Zhengyuan as the manager of Suwon Samsung Blue Wings and led the team to win the FA Cup. In the summer of 2020, he left office due to poor results. The Reason why the Singapore Football Association chose Lee Lin-sang is because it has seen the achievements of South Korean coaches in the Southeast Asian battlefield, in addition to Lee Lin-sheng, there are several Korean coaches who are their candidates, including Singapore League champion Lion City Coach Kim Do-hoon. In the last battle for the Malaysian coaching position, Li Linsheng unfortunately lost to Kim Juk-kun, this time, will he get his wish? If he can get his wish, it is the place where Li Linsheng returned to the place where his dream of coaching career began.
Pohang's "100" battle against Suwon, to win, not anything else
In this weekend's K1 League, pohang Ironman will continue the expedition on the road, this time against Suwon Samsung Blue Wing. Historically, Pohang and Suwon have played each other 99 times, with a record of 33 wins, 33 draws and 33 losses. For this 100th meeting, Pohang hopes to complete the commemoration for the team with victory. Pohang coach Kim Ki-dong said: "Three consecutive away wins is the goal of our trip, I don't want any other result except victory. In addition, Pohang's foreign aid Wan Desun is about to end the quarantine before this weekend's match, he will meet the big troops, as to whether he will appear at the Suwon World Cup Arena together, it depends on the state.
(Editor-in-Charge: Korean Football Research Association)
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