Gwak Soon-tae, the goalkeeper of the Japanese professional soccer team, declined to be interviewed and left the stadium.

Kashima tied 3-3 against Suwon Samsung in the second round of the 2018 AFC Champions League at Suwon World Cup Stadium on Sunday. Kashima, who won 3-2 in the first round of home games on Sunday, advanced to the finals with a overall record of 1 win and 1 tie.

Kwon Soon-tae was the most notable person on the day. This is due to the "heading" of the clinical association in Suwon during the first round of the match. At that time, he was impulsively involved with the clinical association, which was inundated with the pre-conflict situation, and was so excited that he was persecuted by the association. As the association fell on the ground with its face 토토사이트 wrapped up, the two teams were involved in a war of nerves.

Kwon Soon-tae became the "public enemy" of Korean soccer fans. As he appeared on the ground to relax before the match, the audience in Suwon booed. Even during the game, Kwon Soon-tae scored a goal and booed him. Kwon Sun-tae kept his goal intact. Three goals were scored, but the team made it to the finals. After the game, Kwon left the interview request, saying "I'm sorry."

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