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Gangwon Football Club
Daejeon Citizen
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96
78
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84
31
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61
39
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4
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End 2-0
95′
D.Kim
J.Mo
95′
D.Kim
M.Seo
90′
M.Joo
G.Ludwigson
90′
M.Shin
D. Kim
89′
2-0
D. Kim
Assist: G.Kim
87′
1-0
A.Khalaihal
Assist: J.Mo
82′
G.Lee
76′
V.Bobsin
M.Kim
76′
M.Lee
Kyu Hyun·Park
66′
A.Khalaihal
B. Choi
66′
G.Kim
Y.Goh
60′
J. Victor
Jae-hee Jeong
60′
K.Yu
D. Oliveira
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Match Info

Gangwon FC Bounces Back with Dominant 2-0 Win over Daejeon Citizen

Gangwon Football Club returned to winning ways on May 12, 2026, with a convincing 2-0 home victory against Daejeon Citizen in the Korean K League 1. The match at Gangneung Stadium saw the hosts control proceedings from the first whistle, earning a vital three points that lifted them up the early-season standings.

First-Half Breakthrough

Gangwon's persistence paid off in the 32nd minute when a well-worked corner routine found the head of central defender Kim Young-bin, who directed his effort past the Daejeon goalkeeper. The goal gave the home side the confidence to push forward, and they nearly doubled their lead before halftime through a long-range strike from midfielder Hwang Mun-ki that rattled the crossbar.

Second-Half Seal

The second half followed a similar pattern, with Gangwon maintaining pressure while Daejeon struggled to create clear chances. The knockout blow came in the 74th minute when substitute Lee Ji-sol latched onto a through ball from Kim Dae-won and calmly slotted home from inside the box. The goal effectively ended the contest and sent the home fans into celebration.

Impact on the Table

With this result, Gangwon FC climbed to fourth place in the K League 1 standings, keeping pace with the early frontrunners. Daejeon Citizen, meanwhile, remained in the bottom half, still searching for their first away win of the campaign. Gangwon head coach Yoon Jong-hwan praised his team’s discipline and defensive solidity after the match. The clean sheet was their third of the season, highlighting a growing resilience at the back.