FC Seoul coach seeks lessons from Ulsan loss that ended unbeaten run

FC Seoul's impressive six-game unbeaten run in the K League 1 came to an end on Saturday as they suffered a 3-1 defeat to Ulsan HD at the Seoul World Cup Stadium. The loss leaves Seoul with a record of 13 wins, 3 draws, and 4 losses for the season.

Despite the disappointing outcome on home turf, head coach Kim Ki-dong praised his players' fighting spirit. He acknowledged their commitment and effort throughout the match, suggesting that their tenacity was commendable even in defeat.

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We need to turn this into a game that serves as a tonic.

Looking ahead, Kim stressed the importance of transforming this setback into a positive catalyst for the team's development. "We need to turn this into a game that serves as a tonic," Kim stated, indicating his desire for the team to learn from the experience and emerge stronger.

The coach's remarks suggest a focus on resilience and growth, aiming to ensure that the loss does not derail the team's season but rather fuels their determination for upcoming fixtures. The team will now regroup to prepare for their next challenge, aiming to rebuild momentum.

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The players' fighting spirit shown at home is commendable. It's something that can happen during the season.