Love All Play Episode 5 Recap: Tae-jun Confesses His Feelings To Tae-yang

Love All Play, alternatively known as The Speed To You is 493 KM (너에게 가는 속도 493km) is a 2022 Korean Sports Rom-com directed by Jo Woong. The series runs for 16 episodes and stars Park Ju-hyun, Chae Jong-hyeop, Park Ji-hyun, Kim Moo-joon and Seo Ji-hye in lead roles. Love All Play Episode 5 has a runtime of 63 minutes.

– Love All Play Episode 5 Recap Contains Spoilers –

In Love All Play Episode 5, Tae-yang decides to join the Somang Bank team and is spending her last few days in the Yunis gymnasium. First, her teammates wanted her to leave and now that she is leaving, they criticize her for going after money. However, Tae-jun is the only one who is on her side. He even fights with Jung-hwan for her and gets punished.

Before she leaves, Tae-jun confesses to Tae-yang that he likes her and wants to go out with her. This is the first time someone has asked Tae-yang out but she doesn’t answer him until the day she leaves. Tae-yang rejects him saying that she cannot think or worry about love when her life is like this. Tae-jun acts tough in front of her but he is heartbroken and cannot focus on his sport. Even his most laidback coach loses his cool seeing Tae-jun’s lack of enthusiasm.

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Coach Lee’s daughter, Yu-min plays for the Somang Bank team and overhears her coach talking about Tae-yang. The coach talks about using Tae-yang for marketing the bank instead of making her play in the tournaments. Yu-min feels that this is wrong for any athlete and goes to her father to tell him. Coach Lee says that he can’t do anything now because she has already left and Tae-jun overhears them.

Tae-jun drives to Jung-hwan and calls him out for pushing Tae-yang into a scammy contract. Jung-hwan had no idea about it yet Tae-jun asks him for a favour and requests Jung-hwan to tell the coach to not terminate Tae-yang’s contract with Yunis. Jung-hwan is not as bad as he looks and agrees to help Tae-jun and Tae-yang.

Love All Play Episode 5 Ending

Tae-yang and her father read the contract given by Somang Bank and find out their hidden agenda. Tae-yang’s father promises to find her a new team but Tae-yang is adamant about playing for Somang Bank because no other team would take her. Jung-hwan talks to Coach Lee and convinces him to take Tae-yang back. Lee reaches Tae-yang on time and stops her from signing the contract with Somang Bank.

Tae-yang was desperate to play Badminton and hence she accepted Somang Bank’s slave contract but feels like she has been saved from a disaster after coach Lee takes her back. She meets Tae-jun as soon as she comes back and they spend a romantic time in the first snow of the year. Tae-yang also likes Tae-jun and she had almost said yes to going out with him but she held herself back knowing her current situation. However, her heart seems to have changed now.

Love All Play Episode 5 Review

Love All Play Episode 5 shows Yuk Jung-hwan’s real personality that he keeps hidden behind his cold face. He gets drunk and gets vulnerable on a live broadcast and also helps to save Tae-yang from a slave contract. He doesn’t have many friends but he has met Yu-min who understands him. The chemistry between Tae-yang and Tae-jun looks convincing for the first time in five episodes. Though Tae-yang feels lonely and unconfident, there are many people rooting for her.

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In Love All Play Episode 5, Tae-yang is saved from being scammed by Somang Bank Team.
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In Love All Play Episode 5, Tae-yang is saved from being scammed by Somang Bank Team.Love All Play Episode 5 Recap: Tae-jun Confesses His Feelings To Tae-yang