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Kim Moon-hwan, who injured his left thigh during a training session against China at Busan Asiad Stadium on Wednesday, was diagnosed with partial rupture of his internal and external muscles. The Korea Football Association said later in the day that it will be called up today as it needs to be stabilized for four weeks. Kim Moon-hwan, who missed the first match of the 2019 EAFF E-1 Championship against Hong Kong, had raised the possibility of playing in the second round against China on Saturday. Accordingly, the national team, led by head coach 사설토토사이트 Paulo Bento, will play the remaining two matches with a 21-man system. Striker Kim Seung-dae (Jeonbuk Hyundai) dropped out of the game against Hong Kong in the first match of the 2019 EAFF E-1 Championship due to a rib injury. South Korea, which has held closed-door drills since Wednesday, will begin its final tempered session on Friday. The match will take place at 7:30 p.m. on May 15.
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OK Savings Bank has won its second straight game after losing five. It jumped from fifth to third.

OK Savings Bank reported a 3-0 (25-22, 25-20, 25-22) victory over Korea Electric Power Corp. in the third round of the Dodram 2019-2020 V-League held at Suwon Indoor Stadium at 7 p.m. on Wednesday. Leo scored 24 points, including four serves. Song Myung-geun also scored 15 points.

The home team Korea Electric Power Corp. was selected as starting pitchers by setter Lee Ho-gun and Gavin, Kim In-hyuk and Koo Bon-seung, center Jang Jun-ho and Cho Keun-ho and Rivero Oh Jae-sung. 토토사이트추천The away team OK Savings Bank was first on the court, with setters Kwak Myung-woo and Leo, Song Myung-geun and Shim Kyung-sup, center Han Sang-gil and Park Won-bin and Rivero Jung Sung-hyun.

OK Savings Bank is Leo's solution. In moments of crisis, he saved the team by using the scoring. On the other hand, Korea Electric Power Corp. struggled, failing to prevent Leo from attacking in the first and second sets. Leo showed off his mettle of hitting 83 percent by the second set. OK Savings Bank, which made a 16-15 turnaround in the third set, wrapped up the game thanks to even performances by scorers such as Leo and Song Myung-geun.

OK Savings Bank, which earned three points, rose to third place with nine wins and seven losses (26 points). The score is the same as that of Samsung Fire (8 wins, eight losses, and 26 points), but it is ahead of Samsung Fire and Marine Insurance in wins. Korea Electric Power Corp. has lost three times in a row. He finished last with four wins and 11 losses (13 points).

OK Savings Bank's serve was sharp from the first set. Leo made two serves in the first set alone, making a nine-point run. Korea Electric Power Corp. had a two-point advantage with Kim In-hyuk's serve score early in the set. As a result, Jilsera OK Savings Bank made an 11-10 turnaround with Leo Sub-score, and added Leo Baek-taek to run 13-11. Han Sang-gil also scored a serve. It was 15-12. Park Won-bin also led the 16-12 lead by blocking the time difference between the old and new teams. Korea Electric Power Corp. fiercely chased Jang Jun-ho with fastballs and blockings at the end of the set, but failed to stop Leo's attack.