“Italo booked for a foul as Ulsan look to capitalize on their numerical advantage.”
“Two more yellow cards shown right before halftime as the match grows increasingly tense.”
Outstanding performance

Jeju United played the better football for long spells, out-shooting Ulsan 12-5 and racking up 86 dangerous attacks to Ulsan's 60, but couldn't find a way past a stubborn visiting defense despite playing with an extra man for almost an hour. Yago Cariello's 31st-minute red card for violent conduct looked set to hand Ulsan control, yet it was Jeju who pushed harder for a winner, forcing six saves from the Ulsan goalkeeper. The match descended into a physical, stop-start affair with five bookings following the red card as both sides traded fouls rather than clear-cut chances. A share of the spoils leaves both sides mid-table, with neither doing enough to boost their positioning in a match short on quality despite the numerical disadvantage subplot.
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