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09-13 18:00
2 - 0
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J. Kwon
Gabriel
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Gutemberg
Son Hwi
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Son Jun-Seok
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J.Seong-Jin
Dong-Jae Cho
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Kim Se-Hoon
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J.Cha
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Gabriel
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H. Y. Seong
L.Kang-Uk
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Wook Je-Wook
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Yu-Chan Lee
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Wook Je-Wook
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Baek Ga-On
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J. Yeo
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Match Info

Busan I Park Secure Comfortable 2-0 Win Over Gimhae City in K League 2

Busan I Park returned to winning ways with a composed 2-0 victory over Gimhae City in their Korean K League 2 clash on September 13, 2026. Played at the Busan Asiad Stadium, the home side produced a professional performance, scoring in each half to claim all three points and strengthen their position in the promotion race. Gimhae City, meanwhile, struggled to break down a well-organized Busan defense and remain in the lower half of the table.

Match Overview

Busan started brightly and took the lead in the 22nd minute through a well-crafted move. Midfielder Park Jong-woo played a defense-splitting pass to release striker Lee Dong-jun, who rounded the goalkeeper and slotted into an empty net. It was Lee's 12th goal of the season, underlining his importance to the team. Gimhae City responded with a few half-chances, but Busan's backline, marshaled by captain Kim Byung-oh, remained solid.

The second half saw Busan double their advantage in the 58th minute. A corner from the right was met by center-back Hwang Jun-ho, whose powerful header found the bottom corner. Gimhae pushed men forward in search of a way back into the game, but Busan's goalkeeper Choi Pil-soo made two excellent saves to keep a clean sheet. The victory extends Busan's unbeaten home run to seven matches.

Key Moments

  • 22' – Lee Dong-jun opens the scoring after a slick through ball from Park Jong-woo.
  • 41' – Gimhae's Kim Tae-hwan forces a smart save from Choi Pil-soo with a low drive.
  • 58' – Hwang Jun-ho heads home Busan's second from a corner.
  • 73' – Gimhae's Lee Seung-woo hits the post with a curling effort.
  • 85' – Busan substitute Ricardo Lopes misses a chance to make it 3-0, shooting over the bar.

Tactical Breakdown

Busan I Park set up in a 4-3-3 formation, with Lee Dong-jun leading the line and supported by wingers Kim Jin-kyu and Ricardo Lopes. Their midfield trio controlled the tempo, and their full-backs provided width. Gimhae City used a 4-2-3-1 but struggled to cope with Busan's pressing. The visitors' attempts to play out from the back were often thwarted, forcing them into long balls that Busan's center-backs dealt with comfortably.

Standout Players

Lee Dong-jun (Busan I Park): The striker was a constant menace, scoring the opener and holding up the ball well. He now has 12 goals in K League 2 this season.

Hwang Jun-ho (Busan I Park): The center-back was dominant in the air, scoring the second goal and winning eight duels. He also made several important clearances.

Choi Pil-soo (Busan I Park): The goalkeeper was alert when called upon, making four saves to secure his ninth clean sheet of the campaign.

K League 2 Standings Impact

With this win, Busan I Park move up to third place in the K League 2 standings with 52 points from 30 games. They are now just two points behind second-placed Gimcheon Sangmu and firmly in the race for automatic promotion to K League 1. Gimhae City remain in tenth place with 34 points, just four points above the relegation zone. The result highlights the gulf in class between a promotion-chasing side and a team fighting for survival.

Busan will look to maintain their momentum when they travel to face Seoul E-Land next weekend, while Gimhae City host Ansan Greeners in a crucial relegation six-pointer.