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Professional soccer team Daegu FC is on the rise, climbing up to fifth place in the rankings.

The team’s tactics of keeping a clean sheet and scoring with a decisive counterattack while defending against their opponents’ changing tactics has been the main reason,

Reporter Seokwon Seok reports on the so-called ‘click football’ that has become the team color of Daegu FC and the number one contributor to the team’s rise.

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DGB Daegu Bank Park, Daegu FC’s home stadium, was sold out for the third time this season.

Their opponent is FC Seoul, the team that gave them a 0-3 heartbreaker in their first meeting in Seoul in April.

Daegu, who had less than 30% of the ball possession, scored in the 14th minute off a pass from Edgar, assisted by Go Jae-hyun.

Daegu FC won the match with the enthusiastic support of more than 12,000 spectators, despite the difficulties of a shaky 1-0 lead.

◀Sejingya Daegu FC▶
“In a case like today, there were a lot of people supporting our supporters and our team, so I’m very happy about that, and I scored a goal… I think we got a good result because what we prepared for all along came out on the field.”

With their sixth win of the season, Daegu have now kept a clean sheet in every game they have won this season 먹튀검증.

◀Daegu FC head coach Choi Won-kwon▶
“I think we did a good job of stopping Seoul’s powerful offense, and I think it’s definitely praiseworthy to be able to win with a clean sheet.”

While Sejingya and Edgar play a counter-attacking style of soccer with clear scoring routes, there are only two wins with both players starting.

A clean sheet is an essential part of the team’s counterattacking style of play, and Choi Won-kwon acknowledges that it is the team’s color, but he also wants to score more goals in the future.

◀Choi Won-kwon / Daegu FC head coach▶
“I think we are really clicking (soccer), so we can be more perfect—it’s called clicking soccer, but I think it’s because we only scored one goal.”

Amidst the chaos in the mid-table, Daegu FC is only two or three points behind the sixth, seventh, and eighth-place teams, but three points behind third- and fourth-place Seoul and Pohang.

Having moved up to fifth in the standings, Daegu FC faces tougher opponents in Jeonbuk and Suwon, who are also below them.