Navy’s Kim Yu-min Triumphs Over Teammate ‘Hoseok’, Advances to Face ‘UTA’ in Finals Showdown

by John Garrett
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In an intense showdown, T1’s ‘Navy’ Kim Yu-min emerged victorious over teammate T1’s ‘Hoseok’ Choi Ho-seok with a 3-1 set score, bringing him one step closer to the finals. ‘Navy’ will now face off against KT’s ‘UTA’ Lee Ji-hwan, who suffered a loss in the previous match, on the 6th in a battle for a spot in the finals.

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‘Hoseok’ Choi Ho-seok took the lead early on with a header by Ian Rush in the 14th minute. ‘Navy’ responded with a well-executed cross play, converting Laudrup’s cross with Bergkamp to equalize at 1-1. ‘Navy’ then secured another header with Bergkamp, taking the lead. Although ‘Hoseok’ managed to level the score to 2-2 in the second half, ‘Navy’ scored another goal to claim Set 1 with a score of 3-2.

Moving into Set 2, ‘Hoseok’ once again struck first, but ‘Navy’ quickly turned the momentum in their favor. After equalizing the score, ‘Navy’ surged ahead to a 2-1 lead and went on to secure a commanding 5-1 victory in the second half.

Set 3 saw ‘Hoseok’ take the lead once more with an opening goal by De Rossi. ‘Navy’ equalized with van Basten in the 33rd minute after a brilliant dribble past the defense. ‘Hoseok’ reclaimed the lead with Ian Rush just before halftime. Despite a strong defense, ‘Hoseok’ missed a crucial chance on a counterattack, hitting the post. ‘Navy’ capitalized on the opportunity to level the game at 2-2 before ‘Hoseok’ scored a header from a long cross, taking the set with a 3-2 victory.

The tables turned in Set 4 as ‘Navy’ scored the opening goal for the first time in the match. Both players engaged in a fierce battle, with ‘Navy’ seizing momentum and adding another goal in the 69th minute. ‘Navy’ then sealed the victory with a clinching goal by Figo in the 81st minute, wrapping up the set with a 3-0 win to close out the match.

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This article was originally written in Korean and translated with the help of AI. It was then edited by a native English-speaking editor. All AI-assisted translations are reviewed and refined by our newsroom.
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