The police are also nervous before deciding whether to relegate Suwon Samsung, a popular K-League club
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Suwon World Cup Stadium is expected to attract over 30,000 spectators Police deploy 1 company
The police are also nervous ahead of the final league match, where it will be decided whether or not Suwon Samsung Bluewings, the most popular club in professional soccer K-League 1, will be 'directly relegated'.
According to Suwon Central Police Station in Gyeonggi Province, the match between 12th place Suwon Samsung (32 points, 35 points) and 10th place Gangwon FC (33 points, 30 points) in the Hana One Q K League 1 2023 38th round final B match will be held at 2 p.m. on the 2nd. One company is scheduled to be deployed to Suwon World Cup Stadium.
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The 2023 K League 1 FC Seoul and Suwon Samsung match held at Seoul World Cup Stadium on the 25th. Suwon Bassani is celebrating after scoring a goal.
Depending on the results of the final match, the team that ranks 12th, the lowest in K League 1, will be immediately relegated to K League 2 (second division).
If Suwon Samsung, currently ranked 12th, loses, it will advance directly to K League 2 regardless of the results of other stadiums.
If a draw results in 33 points, their fate will depend on the results of 11th place Suwon FC (32 points, 43 points) and 9th place Jeju FC held at the nearby Suwon Sports Complex.
On the other hand, if they win, they can escape from the bottom on their own and advance to the promotion playoffs against the top teams in K League 2, thus avoiding 'direct relegation'.
As Suwon Samsung desperately needs a win to remain in K-League 1, fans are very interested.
Since its founding in 1995, Suwon Samsung is a traditional soccer team that has won the K-League 1 championship four times, the FA Cup five times, and the AFC Champions League twice, and is the most popular club with the largest fan base.
Suwon Samsung fans are saying through internet communities that they will 'intuit' the game, saying, "This may be the last home game of K-League 1" and "Relegation is absolutely not possible."
It is estimated that up to 30,000 spectators will attend this game.
Suwon World Cup Stadium has even opened the second floor spectator seats, which were not normally open.
The police plan to deploy one company (80 to 90 people) throughout the stadium to manage crowds and prepare for the risk of accidents.
A police official said, "It is unusual to deploy police officers at a K-League 1 stadium. It is the last game of the season and it is a game where relegation to the second division is at stake, so we decided to deploy one company because we thought there would be a lot of people there." . 스포츠토토맨