1 – 1
“Stefan Mugosa made amends for the VAR heartbreak seven minutes later, converting a move created by Morgan Ferrier to finally give Gimcheon Sangmu the lead.”
Pivotal“With Gimcheon three minutes from victory, substitute Se-jin Park equalised for Incheon United, converting an assist from Cheol-woo Park to rescue a point in dramatic late fashion.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

A forgettable first half — punctuated only by yellow cards and cautious football — gave way to a dramatically altered second half once both managers turned to their benches. Gimcheon Sangmu's Stefan Mugosa was the catalyst: introduced at the break alongside Seung-gu Choi, the striker had a goal wiped out by VAR for a foul before eventually breaking the deadlock on 66 minutes, finishing off a move created by Morgan Ferrier. Gimcheon looked set to claim all three points as the clock wound down, but Incheon United refused to surrender, with substitute Se-jin Park equalising on 87 minutes — converting an assist from Cheol-woo Park to snatch a share of the spoils. The stats reflected a closely contested affair: Gimcheon edged possession and shots on target, while Incheon generated more dangerous attacks (63 to 51), suggesting the hosts were the more direct and threatening side despite their limited shot count. The draw keeps both sides rooted in the uncomfortable mid-table territory, with Gimcheon's strong title race score suggesting they'll feel harder done by — a win here would have applied real pressure on the teams above them.
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