Suwon Samsung drew 0-0 with Gangwon FC in the final round of the 38th round of the Hana One Q K League 1 2023 at Suwon World Cup Stadium at 2 p.m. on the 2nd.

Suwon definitely needed a win on this day. However, it ended up in a draw without scoring, and Suwon FC drew 1-1 with Jeju United at Suwon Stadium at the same time.

As a result, the two Suwon clubs tied for 33 points with eight wins, nine draws and 21 losses, but Suwon Samsung failed to get out of the 12th place and faced direct relegation.

Suwon, founded in 1995, has established itself as one of the representative clubs in the K-League, including four K-League wins and the most FA Cup wins (5 times) since 1996.

However, Suwon, which ranked 10th last season, barely survived after an uphill playoff against FC Anyang. Not only that, this year, he suffered from a slump from the beginning of the season, and he suffered from concerns about relegation throughout the season, and he used three replacement cards (including acting), but in the end, he could not avoid the shadow of direct relegation.

Before the start of the game, Suwon's atmosphere did not seem to be bad. Suwon fans did not let go of their dramatic hope of staying through the victory by singing the card section and loud cheering songs as they raised the mood with a 1-0 victory away from the previous game, FC Seoul.

However, when the first half began, the home team Suwon failed to launch a proper attack as if it had shrunk in the cold weather, but rather made the fans nervous by giving Gangwon a threatening scene.

In the second half, Park Dae-won, Kim Joo-chan, Kim Bo-kyung, and Mulich tried to make changes, but they had to bow down in front of nearly 25,000 fans as there was no scene close to scoring until five minutes of extra time passed.

When the referee's final whistle blew and the relegation was confirmed, Suwon fans could not easily leave their seats, and criticism poured out to the team's leadership and the team that they would bow their heads and quickly promote with a renovation comparable to the re-creation team.

Since then, not a few fans have waited for a long time at the entrance where club officials and team vehicles come and go, followed by a loud shout toward the front of the club, including general manager Oh Dong-seok. In the process, the police deployed some personnel and recommended dissolution in case of emergency.

The "bus blocking" that lasted nearly two and a half hours after the game ended with the resignation of general manager Oh Dong-seok, but Suwon's team, officials and fans are unlikely to get out of the shock for a while in the face of the reality that they belong to the second division from the 2024 season, which will be held in two or three months.

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