Gwangju KIA-Champions Field on the afternoon of the 21st when the first game of the 2024 KBO Shinhan Sol Bank Korean Series, where the KIA Tigers and the Samsung Lions faced off, was held.토토사이트

Fans of both teams, who were engaged in heated cheering matches, expressed regret when the game, which was suspended due to the rain in the top of the sixth inning, ended with a declaration of "suspended" (pause).

In particular, Samsung fans, who were leading 1-0 by a solo home run hit by No. 2 hitter Kim Hun-gon in the top of the sixth inning just before the rain was suspended, were even more disappointed.

Samsung fan Han Sung-min (38), who was cheering for the away game from Daegu to Gwangju, couldn't leave easily, saying, "I wanted to see the victory of the first game today with the momentum when I scored one point, but it's a pity that I have to continue tomorrow without finishing the game."

Cho Da-yeon, a 28-year-old Samsung fan who came from Suwon, Gyeonggi Province, said, "I am planning to stay in Gwangju for one night (only watching the first round), so I don't think I will be able to watch tomorrow's game. As I have to return to work, I think I will have to come back home as soon as possible."

On the other hand, KIA fans, who were nervous at a time when they were trailing 0-1, looked relieved.

"The atmosphere was bad for both the team and the fans because they gave up the first run. It is rather fortunate that the flow of the game was cut off in the middle. I hope that the team will get enough rest and win in the first and second rounds that will follow in good condition," said Kim Sung-hoon (32), a Kia fan from Daejeon.

KIA fan Park Mi-hyang (42, female), who was returning home with her young child, said, "I was disappointed that I didn't perform well enough, but I believe I will win the game that will continue from tomorrow as it is a team with potential."

The stadium was filled with 19,300 fans from both teams in the "moon match" between tigers and lions, which was the first time in 31 years.

The cheering match was also as fierce as the pitching match, which was so tight that both teams scored only one point before the game was suspended.

The suspended first game will continue again from 4 p.m. on the 22nd at Samsung's Kim Young-woong's at-bat with no outs and runners on the first and second bases in the top of the sixth inning, just before the suspension of rain. After the first game is over, the second game, which will be held at 6:30 p.m. on the same day, will also be held immediately.