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A miraculous moment of reverse sweep. Even the veteran, who went through all sorts of hardships from top to bottom, naturally said, "Thank God."

Ace Jung Ji-seok was sluggish, and Lim Dong-hyuk was a little disappointed. However, Jeong Han-yong and Murad cheered up. Korean Air had a 3-2 set-score victory over Woori Card in the Dodram V-League on Sunday.

In particular, the winning spirit of the last minute of the fifth set shone. At 12-12, Jeong Han-yong's rear attack was inserted, and Woori Card Han Tae-joon's set error came out. Following Kim Min-jae's wonderful dig, Jung Ji-seok made the correct set even in difficult situations, and Murad's bold attack was inserted to end the game.

It was a six-point game between the two teams for the regular season title. After the game, Yoo said, "I think I stepped out of the hell a little bit," sighing constantly.

"I thought it would be easy to go today, but it went the opposite way I thought. Several players went in and tried to change the atmosphere, and it was harmonized and led to victory."

Korean Air coach Tommy Tilikainen blamed himself, saying, "The first and second sets were my tactical mistakes." Yoo Kwang-woo said, "I hope volleyball goes as planned and analyzed. Dealing with various situations determines victory or defeat. The coach and the coaching staff prepare the most," and then laughed and emphasized, "They give us a lot of feedback during the game. We trust and follow the words."

Woori Card's Han Tae-joon is a young setter born in 2004. He is 19 years older than Yoo. "He is a young player, but he doesn't think like that during a game. He is just an opponent that I have to win," Yoo said with a smile. "I thought I should do what I am best at."

The match between Woori Card and Korean Air took place at Jangchung Gymnasium in Seoul on the 17th. Korean Air won with a set score of 3-2. Murad, the main character of the match point, is lying on the court.

Regarding the foreign player's change from Lincoln to Murad, he said, "I didn't have enough time to get the details right. I'm trying to get the basics right," but expressed confidence in his future chemistry, saying, "Murad teases me a lot and we have something in common."

Jeong Han-yong (21 points, 53.6 percent attack success rate) led Korean Air to victory on the day. "He's going to become an ace player. I hope he doesn't dwell on trivial matters and takes the path of an ace player," Yoo said. "I hope he walks big."