Lee Jae-sung and Kim Min-jae scored two goals in the "Korean Derby."

Lee Jae-sung of the German Bundesliga Mainz scored two goals in the "Korean Derby" against Kim Min-jae (Bayern Munich), leading his team to a 2-1 victory.

Lee Jae-sung played full time, scoring his fourth and fifth goals in the league in the 41st minute of the first half and 15th minute of the second half, and continued his offensive points in five consecutive games.

With both Mainz's Lee Jae-sung and Bayern Munich's Kim Min-jae starting, this season's first "Korean Derby" took place, and in the 39th minute of the second half, Mainz's Hong Hyun-seok was also replaced, creating a scene where three Korean players played together.Mainz, who caught

'Strong Lake' Munich, accumulated 22 points (6 wins, 4 draws and 4 losses) to rise to 6th place, while leading Munich ended its unbeaten streak in 13 games since the opening of the regular league, suffering its first loss (33 points, 10 wins, 3 draws and 1 loss).

Lee Jae-sung, who scored both shots, was selected as the Player of the Match, the most valuable player of the game after the game.

The Bundesliga website said, "Lee Jae-sung showed excellent decision-making power in both goals and became the key to Mainz's victory."

"Lee Jae-sung's second score showed his technical ability and calmness under pressure," he said. "Lee Jae-sung played a key role not only in scoring but also in Mainz's overall game plan, and constantly bothered Munich's midfielders and defenders."