“Seoul came out firing after the break, with Seon-min Moon scoring just a minute into the second half, assisted by Jun Choi.”
Pivotal“Jeju United drew level through Gun-hee Lee, who finished off a move assisted by Kim Ryun Sung after a period of sustained pressure.”
Pivotal“Just six minutes after being pegged back, Seoul restored their lead as Patryk Klimala finished off a move set up by Seon-min Moon.”
PivotalSeoul made the perfect start to the second half, with Seon-min Moon breaking the deadlock just a minute after the restart following an assist from Jun Choi. Jeju United responded well, growing into the game and finding an equalizer through Gun-hee Lee in the 72nd minute, capping a spell of sustained pressure reflected in their 58 dangerous attacks and four corners. But Seoul had the final say, with Moon turning architect this time to tee up Patryk Klimala for what proved the winning goal in the 78th minute. Despite Jeju edging the underlying territorial numbers, Seoul's clinical edge in front of goal - converting two of their four shots on target - proved decisive in a match defined by its explosive final 35 minutes.
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League-leading FC Seoul look to bounce back from a rare away defeat as they host in-form Jeju United at Seoul World Cup Stadium. With Seoul closing in on the title and Jeju chasing a top-three finish, this clash carries real stakes despite the gap in the standings.