South Korean national soccer team midfielder Hwang In-beom (28), who plays for Feyenoord Rotterdam in the Dutch professional soccer Eredivisie, picked up his first assist of the regular season and his second consecutive game with an offensive point.
Feyenoord won their 2024-2025 Eredivisie Round 9 match against Go Ahead Eagles 5-1 away in Deventer, Netherlands, on Tuesday (Sept. 20).
The win extends Feyenoord's unbeaten run to eight matches (4 wins, 4 draws, 16 points) with their latest two consecutive victories and puts them in third place.
Hwang In-beom, who started in central midfield, played the full match and assisted on Julian Karansa's goal in the 32nd minute of the second half to give his team a 4-0 lead.
Hwang, who scored his debut goal in Round 8 against Tventor on June 6, recorded his first league assist of the season in his first game back from a two-game A-Match absence, cementing his status as a solid first-team resource with two straight games of offensive point production.
Hwang In-Beom will look to continue his three-match hunt for attacking points in the 20204-2025 UEFA Champions League (UCL) League Phase third leg against Benfica (Portugal) on June 24th.
Against the Go Ahead Eagles, 토토사이트 Feyenoord came out strong in the first half and were in the hunt for a goal.
Feyenoord opened the scoring in the seventh minute when Ibrahim Osman opened the scoring in the 15th minute after Hwang In-beom's right-footed strike from just outside the penalty area was saved by a diving goalkeeper.
Feyenoord doubled their lead in the 22nd minute when Anthony Milambo finished with his left foot after a ball was cleared off the line following a pressing move up front, but Quinton Timberlake's 44th-minute strike was a foreshadowing of things to come.
After a three-goal first half, Feyenoord extended their lead to 4-0 13 minutes into the second half when Japan international forward Ayase Ueda scored.
Finally, in the 32nd minute, Hwang In-Beom's toes flashed.
Hwang's pass from the right side of the penalty area was headed home by Karansa, who raced in front of the goal, and the referee awarded the goal after a video assistant referee (VAR) review for offside.
Feyenoord conceded a goal on the counterattack in the 36th minute to the Go Ahead Eagles, but held on for the four-goal victory without conceding another.
After the match, Sofascore gave Hwang a 7.6 rating, the third highest on the team, for his five key passes and 90% passing success rate, including one on target.