“Matheus Oliveira De Souza opens the scoring, finishing off a passage of play assisted by Branislav Knezevic to make it 1-0.”
Pivotal“Lee Dong-Gyeong levels the score for Ulsan HD shortly after the restart, assisted by Yago Cariello, making it 1-1.”
Pivotal“Breno Almeida steps up and converts a penalty to put Anyang back in front at 2-1, the goal that ultimately won the match.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Anyang rode two clinical moments to snatch a home win despite being comprehensively outplayed on the ball, with Ulsan racking up 85 dangerous attacks and 17 shots to Anyang's 43 and 11 respectively. Matheus Oliveira opened the scoring against the run of play in the 27th minute, finishing off a Branislav Knezevic assist, before Lee Dong-Gyeong leveled things early in the second half with Yago Cariello turning provider. The game swung decisively when Breno Almeida converted from the penalty spot in the 61st minute, and Anyang's defense - aided by five saves - held firm through a frantic final half hour that saw ten substitutions and six yellow cards. Cariello, so influential in the build-up for Ulsan's goal, endured a night of mixed fortunes, ultimately seeing his stoppage-time penalty saved to seal Anyang's win and deny Ulsan a share of the points that their dominance arguably deserved.
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Ulsan HD roll into Anyang Stadium riding a strong recent run and chasing FC Seoul at the top, while ninth-placed Anyang look to arrest a rough patch of results. With history split evenly between these sides, the home crowd will hope for an upset against the league's second-best team.