The Chinese footballer Kim Shin-wook has scored a crucial goal for Shanghai Shenhua, as he converted a penalty kick to secure the win against his former club Jiangsu Suning.
In the second half of their match at the Shanghai Stadium on Saturday, the two teams were locked in a fierce battle, with both sides attempting to score goals. However, it was only after a minute of extra time that Shenhua finally found the back of the net.
As they took the lead, Shenhua's goalkeeper made a save but couldn't stop the ball from flying over the bar and into the net. The crowd erupted in cheers as the team celebrated their victory, while fans of both clubs alike were left feeling happy about the outcome.
Shin-wook then converted the penalty kick, which was one of several high-scoring goals that helped his side take the lead. The striker had been performing well during the season, scoring six goals in 15 appearances for the club.
The win for Shenhua is certainly a boost for their already strong squad, who have been struggling in recent years. They will be hoping that Shin-wook's performance continues this season, as they look to bounce back from last season's disappointing finish.
Overall, it was a thrilling game that saw both teams compete hard throughout. With a win, Shenhua will hopefully find themselves in a good position to make some moves next season, while Shin-wook will undoubtedly be looking forward to another successful season ahead.