“Seung-Woo Lee picks up a caution for a foul, a rare blemish before he became the match's key figure.”
“Seung-Woo Lee breaks the deadlock, finishing off a move assisted by Lee Dong Jun to put Jeonbuk 1-0 up.”
Pivotal“Just two minutes after the opener, Tiago Orobó doubles the lead, converting a chance created by goalscorer Seung-Woo Lee.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Jeonbuk Motors made the most of a stagnant first half by striking twice in the space of two minutes after the break, with Seung-Woo Lee opening the scoring before turning creator for Tiago Orobó's clinching goal. The stats tell a strange story - Pohang had the better of the territorial battle, doubling Jeonbuk's shot count and dominating dangerous attacks 58 to 38, but couldn't convert any of their seven attempts into a shot on target, while Jeonbuk needed just two efforts on goal to score twice. Jeonbuk's goalkeeper was the busiest man on the pitch with eight saves, underlining how much pressure Pohang piled on without reward, but the home side's efficiency in front of goal proved decisive. The result offers little movement in the bigger picture given both sides' mid-table standing, but it will sting Pohang more given how much of the game they controlled without anything to show for it.
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