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04-05 13:00

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FC Anyang

Football Club Seoul

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102

106

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End 1-1

90′

Kim Gi-Dong

84′

B.Kim

M.Oliveira

78′

S.Moon

S. Jeong

78′

1-1

Airton

Assist: M.Oliveira

76′

Hyun-woo Chae

G. Choi

73′

S.Park

71′

H. Babec

70′

K.Kwon

69′

J.Son

S.Lee

69′

Park Jeong-Hun

K.Woon

67′

J.Ros

65′

T.Lee

45′

S.Park

Y.Alarab

45′

Y.Cho

L.Ruiz

45′

Y.Kim

K. Han

45′

Airton

J.Kang

Halftime 0-1

45′

0-1

P. Klimala

35′

G. Choi

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Match Info

FC Anyang and Football Club Seoul played out a 1-1 draw in a tightly contested Korean K League 1 encounter on Sunday, April 5th, 2026. The match at the Anyang Stadium was a tale of two halves, with both teams having periods of dominance but ultimately sharing the points in a result that did little to satisfy either side's ambitions. FC Seoul, the capital club, started stronger and took a deserved lead in the first half through a well-taken finish from their central midfielder. FC Anyang grew into the game after the interval, increasing their pressure and finding an equalizer around the hour mark from a set-piece situation. The final thirty minutes saw both teams push for a winner, with Seoul hitting the crossbar and Anyang's goalkeeper making a crucial late save to preserve the draw. A focus point was the physical battle in midfield, with numerous fouls breaking up the flow of the game, though no major controversies or red cards emerged. The standout performance came from Anyang's goalkeeper, whose series of saves, particularly in the first half, kept his team in the match. This single point saw FC Anyang move marginally in the lower mid-table, while it represented a missed opportunity for FC Seoul to gain ground on the K League 1 frontrunners. The Anyang manager expressed pride in his team's second-half fightback, while the Seoul coach was frustrated by his side's inability to convert their first-half dominance into all three points. FC Anyang's lineup was set up to counter-attack, while FC Seoul fielded a possession-based starting eleven featuring several of their key creative players.