“Son Jeong-beom opens the scoring for Seoul after early corner pressure”
“Lee Seung Mo capitalizes on the extra man to restore Seoul's two-goal cushion right before the break”
Pivotal“Anderson Oliveira completes the rout with Seoul's fifth goal against nine men”
Outstanding performance

Seoul were ruthless from the opening exchanges, taking the lead through Son Jeong-beom inside 15 minutes before Kim Jin-su doubled it seven minutes later, and Gwangju never recovered despite Kyoung-rok Choi's response. The match turned decisively at 40' when Kim Woo Jin saw red for violent conduct, and Seoul punished the extra man with two goals either side of half-time to go 2-3 up before adding two more via Jung Seung Won and Anderson Oliveira after a second Gwangju red card for Ahn Young Kyu. The numbers tell the story of total control: Seoul out-shot their hosts 16-4 and racked up 94 dangerous attacks to Gwangju's 35, with a 52-28 dominance split reflecting how comprehensively they dictated proceedings despite an even 50-50 possession share. For Gwangju this is a damaging result that hurts their standing, while Seoul's ruthless efficiency in front of goal keeps their title credentials firmly intact heading into the run-in.
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