Jeju United FC vs Gwangju FC 1-1

Jeju United FC and Gwangju FC drew 1-1 after Gwangju FC struck in the 2nd minute and Jeju United FC levelled in first-half stoppage time. Both sides had chances to change it after that, but neither could find a winner.

Gwangju FC went ahead early when Ha Seung-un finished from Shin Chang-moo on 2 minutes, making it 0-1. Jeju United FC replied three minutes into first-half stoppage time, with Park Chang-Jun scoring from Choi Byung-Wook to make it 1-1. The half-time score stayed 1-1.

Jeju United FC made three changes on 63 minutes, including the withdrawal of Park Chang-Jun after his equaliser, while Gwangju FC made a change at half-time and then had another three substitutions spread across the second half. Neither side could force a decisive goal, despite Jeju United FC having more of the ball and more attempts. Gwangju FC’s best route to a point came from defending the lead it had briefly held, while Jeju kept asking questions without turning its second-half pressure into a winner.

Jeju United FC had 52% of the ball and 16 shots to Gwangju FC’s 9, with 5 shots on target to 4. Jeju also finished with 3 corners to Gwangju FC’s 2. Gwangju’s 48% possession and two yellow cards sat alongside Jeju’s single booking, but the shot count and territorial numbers still favoured the home side.

Shin Chang-moo was booked in the 58th minute for Gwangju FC, Yu Je-Ho went into the book on 65 minutes, and Tobias Figueiredo was cautioned for Jeju United FC on 67 minutes. There were no red cards.