Incheon played two games against Gimhae (K3) today.

Incheon won the first 2-1 with a brace for Mugosa. The second was 1-1 with Kim Minseok on the scoresheet.

Incheon played two games against Gimhae (K3) today.

Incheon won the first 2-1 with a brace for Mugosa. The second was 1-1 with Kim Minseok on the scoresheet.

Finally, on the importance of the fans:

"I think a lot of fans came to the stadium last season. The number has increased since 2-3 years ago, and the players have received a lot of love."

"I hope that the fans will enjoy watching the game while cheering at Incheon this year."

On the challenges in K League 2:

"I think consistency is key. If you look at K League 2 last year, there was no consistent team. The first-place team was beaten by lower-ranked teams."

"K League 2 is not an easy league. In order to get promoted, you have to show consistency."

On the team's mindset:

"All we can do is work hard for the team and get promoted. We are working hard with that mindset."

"The infrastructure was not good before, but it is very good now."

On last year's relegation:

"The thing I was most proud of while playing for Incheon was that we didn't get relegated."

"No matter how difficult the situation was, we endured and overcame it, but last year we couldn't do that."

On the new coaching staff:

"This coaching staff is all from midfield and is teaching me a lot about the roles I can play. I am learning a lot."

On seven of the first ten games being at home and home for being a priority:

"In order to get promoted, you absolutely have to win at home."

"We have to prepare well from the first game to give away teams the impression that Incheon's home is scary."

Another double header took place on 11th February, when Incheon played Donga University and Hanyang University.

The Donga game finished 2-0 (Kim Seong-min, Mugosa); while the Hanyang University finished 5-0 (Shin Jin-ho, Kim Bo-seop, Kang Seong-min, trialist, own goal.)

Back in Korea, Incheon played a double-header against K3 teams Gimhae and Busan TC on 7th February. The Gimhae game finished 2-0 (Mugosa, Park Seung-ho) and the Busan TC game finished 1-0 (Kim Se-hoon).

Next, Incheon beat Daegu 3-1, with goals from Kim Bo-seop, Lim Hyung-jin and Kim Se-hoon. This game was the final Thailand-based game, taking place on 28th December.

On 24th January, Incheon beat fellow K League 2 team and neighbours Bucheon 2-0. Park Ho-min scored against his former team, before Lee Garam added a second.

Rookie Kang Min-seong was known as "U-League Mugosa" during his time at Incheon University, and has risen through the ranks aiming to make it to the Incheon first team.

Taking the #29 shirt, it will be interesting to see how much game time he gets. Perhaps one for the future.

Striker Park Ho-min joins from Bucheon and adds height and strength to the Incheon front line. The 23-year-old started his career at Seoul, but only made one appearance before transferring. He played 35 times for Bucheon last year, scoring four goals.