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95′
Y.Cho
92′
Y.Cho
M.Song
91′
M. D. Kim
88′
1-2
S.Lee
Assist: S. Jeong
86′
Y.Kang
B.Kim
84′
A.Krivotsyuk
74′
M.Joo
K.Yu
74′
M. D. Kim
Lee Hyun-Sik
70′
1-1
Jae-hee Jeong
Assist: Seo Jin-Su
69′
S.Lee
H. Babec
69′
Jae-hee Jeong
J. Victor
66′
Y.Alarab
56′
S. Jeong
S.Moon
56′
Lee Hyun-Sik
45′
V.Bobsin
G.Ludwigson
Halftime 0-1
43′
C. Jun
24′
0-1
A.Oliveira
Assist: L.Ruiz
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Match Info

FC Seoul Come from Behind to Beat Daejeon Citizen in K League 1 Clash

Football Club Seoul overturned a first‑half deficit to defeat Daejeon Citizen 2‑1 in a pulsating K League 1 encounter on 16 May 2026. The result at Daejeon World Cup Stadium saw Seoul climb into the top four, while the hosts slipped further into the relegation battle.

Match Summary

Daejeon Citizen started aggressively and took a deserved lead in the 18th minute. Forward Kim Seung‑dae latched onto a loose ball inside the box and fired low past Seoul goalkeeper Baek Jong‑bum. The home side continued to press, but Seoul gradually settled into the game and equalised against the run of play in the 38th minute. A swift counter‑attack ended with Brazilian midfielder Willyan curling a shot into the top corner from the edge of the area.

Second‑Half Drama

Seoul emerged from the interval with renewed purpose and dominated possession. The winning goal came in the 63rd minute when winger Im Sang‑hyub cut inside from the left and unleashed a powerful strike that deflected off a Daejeon defender beyond the reach of the goalkeeper. Daejeon pushed hard for a second equaliser but were unable to create clear chances, with Seoul’s defence holding firm.

Tactical Analysis and Season Impact

Seoul’s ability to adapt after a shaky start was key. Manager Kim Gi‑dong switched to a more compact 4‑4‑2 after the equaliser, neutralising Daejeon’s width. For Daejeon, the defeat leaves them just three points above the relegation zone, with defensive lapses proving costly once again. Seoul, meanwhile, continue their push for AFC Champions League qualification.