◆FSL Spring Winners Bracket Finals
▶Zen City ‘Wonder08’ Go Won-jae 3 to 1 DRX ‘Chan’ Chan-hwa Park
1st set Go Won-jae 3 to 1 Park Chan-hwa
2nd set Go Won-jae 1 to 2 Park Chan-hwa Set 3 Ko Won-jae 2 to 1 Park Chan-hwa
4th set Go Won-jae 2 to 1 Park Chan-hwa
Wonjae ‘Wonder08’ Ko, the first FSL champion, emerged as the winner in a fierce match against summer champion Chanhwa ‘Chan’ Park for a direct route to the finals.
In the winner’s bracket final of the ‘2026 FC Online Super Champions League (FSL) Spring’ held at DN Coliseum in Songpa-gu, Seoul on the 15th, Zencity’s ‘Wonder08’ Won-jae Ko won with a set score of 3-1 over DRX ‘Chan’ Chan-hwa Park.
The first set began with Chan-Hwa ‘Chan’ Park playing a combination of Milan FC and Lombardy FC, and Won-Jae Go of ‘Wonder 08’ playing with a squad centered on FC Barcelona. Park Chan-Hwa, who made the first attack right after the start of the game, took the lead in 5 minutes with a direct free kick from a free kick opportunity obtained diagonally in front of the penalty box. Go Won-jae also blocked the opponent’s second attack chance and went into a fast break, and Suarez scored the equalizer in the 11th minute. He sent the ball to Messi, who was cutting into the left, and repeated a short pass, turning the game around with Cruyff’s additional score eight minutes later. Park Chan-hwa got a second free kick opportunity in front of the left penalty box around the 31st minute, but this time he was blocked by the defensive wall and missed the opportunity to attack. Instead, Ko Won-jae, who got a free kick chance in the center of the penalty box around the 38th minute, succeeded in scoring the third goal with Yaya Toure’s shot. In extra time, Park Chan-hwa pushed hard against his opponent and tried to score, but Go Won-jae expertly snatched the ball away, ending the first half.
In the second half, unlike the fast tempo of the first half, both players chose a strategy of pushing forward slowly, and there was no significant change in the game until the 75th minute. In the 80th minute, Go Won-jae attempted a counterattack by taking the ball out once again and attempted to score on Cruyff’s solo chance, but it was blocked by the keeper, and the follow-up corner kick also went over the goal. Park Chan-hwa entered the left and tried to score with Vieira’s shot, but it was caught by the keeper, and in extra time, Go Won-jae wasted time, making the first set 3-1 and Ko Won-jae’s.
In the second set that followed, there was a power struggle in the early stages, and Vieira’s header followed by a cross was successful, allowing Park Chan-hwa to take the lead in the 20th minute. Go Won-jae immediately counterattacked and countered with Cancelo’s goal eight minutes later. In extra time, Park Chan-hwa attempted to score an additional point with a turning shot, but due to the narrow angle, it was blocked by the keeper and the first half ended in a 1:1 situation.
In the second half, the two players showed more sophisticated attacks, aiming for a clear chance rather than a quick break, but the goal was not easily opened. In particular, as the pressure from the defenders on both sides increased, attack misses were repeated, and in the 84th minute, when a counterattack opportunity continued, Park Chan-hwa’s ball, which Torres curled, went into the goal, breaking the 1:1 balance. Two minutes into added time, Go Won-jae seemed to have the last chance to attack by taking the ball away, but the whistle sounded and the game ended 2-1, allowing Park Chan-hwa to tie the set score.
In the first half of the third set, both players had difficulty entering the match due to a psychological battle, and there were also cases where they tried to get offside through trap play. Ko Won-jae, who did not miss Park Chan-hwa’s mistake while passing the ball in his own half, took the lead in the 35th minute with Suarez’s shot following Dembele’s dribble. Then, the next attack was quickly taken, and Suarez tried to score again, but this time it fell by the side of the goal, and the whistle sounded for the end of the first half with a score of 1:0.
Four minutes into the second half, Park Chan-hwa had a free kick opportunity, but the ball could not be passed on to the other side and the opportunity was blocked, and the second free kick opportunity also passed by the players and out of the sideline. Then, time was running out as both players were unable to easily break through the defense in an attacking situation, and the same trend continued until extra time. However, with 2 minutes of added time passed, Park Chan-hwa, who had a chance due to Go Won-jae’s offside, quickly entered the right, and Ronaldinho’s ball was redirected by Matheus, shaking the net and sending the game to overtime.
Park Chan-hwa, who started a counterattack by blocking Go Won-jae’s quick attack in the first half of extra time, tried to counter with Van Basten’s shot, but was blocked by the keeper. Go Won-jae, who immediately attempted a counterattack, quickly passed the ball from right to left and took the lead again around the 103rd minute with Yaya Toure’s shot. In the second half of extra time, Park Chan-hwa tried to create a chance in front of the keeper with Beckham, but the defense blocked it, and the subsequent attack chance was also blocked by the defense, so no more opportunities were given, and it ended up being 2-1, putting Go Won-jae in the advantage.
Following Figo’s quick entry at the beginning of the 4th set, Crespo, who took over the ball, overtook the defense and Park Chan-hwa scored the first point, and Ko Won-jae also quickly chased after Cruyff’s psychological warfare, disrupting the opponent’s defense. Go Won-jae’s Suarez, who once again caught the ball at the end of regular time, overtook the defense and entered the penalty box, attempting a shot, but it was blocked by the keeper, and the first half ended when the ball was taken away by the defense after turning the ball wide when attacking from a corner.
Early in the second half, Ko Won-jae kicked the ball at a deep angle from a corner kick chance, but it was blocked by the keeper, and Park Chan-hwa also seemed to succeed in scoring with a shot following strong pressure, but offside was first declared. After regular time had passed, Go Won-jae had the last chance to attack, but this time he was blocked by the defense, leading to overtime once again.
In the first half of extra time, Park Chan-hwa attempted to score with an attack that went from dodge ball to Crespo, but the opportunity was missed as it was caught by the keeper, and the follow-up attack yielded no results. In the second half of extra time, Cancelo’s corner kick hit Lewandowski’s head and went straight into the goal, giving Ko Won-jae a one-point lead. Park Chan-hwa tried the last attack in extra time and had a chance to shoot, but was caught by the keeper, and ultimately Ko Won-jae won 2:1 and was the first to advance to the finals.
Reporter Kim Hyeong-geun (noarose@dailygame.co.kr)