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Only 7 of 10 Will Survive: 'Kick a Goal' Teases Emotional Battle to Reclaim FC Anaconda

Kang Sun-ae

Published : Sep 30, 2026 12:51 PM


Kick a Goal (Photo = Getty Images Korea)On SBS' soccer variety show "Kick a Goal", the nerve-wracking final evaluation match of Kkumteulconda to reclaim the name "FC Anaconda" will be revealed.

Airing on Wednesday, September 30 at 9:00 PM, "Kick a Goal" will capture the scene of the second evaluation match for Kkumteulconda, who previously proved their potential with a 1-0 victory in their first evaluation match against FC Chukppuri.

Despite their victory in the first match, coach Lee Young-pyo personally requested a second evaluation match—subject to comprehensive evaluation by Committee Chair Ha Seok-ju and the coaching staff—stating, "I am not confident that we can compete on equal terms with other teams in the regular league." Depending on the outcome of this match, Kkumteulconda's final entry into the regular league and the restoration of their team name as "FC Anaconda" will be decided.

In particular, this second evaluation match follows official regulations allowing only seven players on the roster. Faced with a cold survival battle in which three of the ten teammates who sweated together for 100 days must be eliminated, coach Lee Young-pyo reportedly fell into deep deliberation. When the final seven-member roster was announced, the scene turned into a sea of tears among the players, including "tears goddess" Bae Hye-ji.

The opponent awaiting the hard-assembled, elite Kkumteulconda is FC Gucheok Jangsin, boasting overwhelming physical strength led by Heo Kyung-hee, nicknamed "Heoland." Although they finished in last place in the 2nd G-League, attention is focused on whether Kkumteulconda can secure their ticket back to the regular league against Gucheok Jangsin, a traditional powerhouse in "Kick a Goal".

Kkumteulconda's fateful second evaluation match, which will determine the destiny of "FC Anaconda," will be broadcast on "Kick a Goal" on Wednesday, September 30 at 9:00 PM. The broadcast schedule on this day may be subject to change due to the coverage of the 2026 Nagoya Asian Games. 

(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Sun-ae)