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Incheon United Club
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J.Tranziska
H. Lee
85′
J. Eo
78′
G.Kim
71′
J.An
S.Cho
66′
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Seong-Min Kim
66′
D.Lee
S.Park
65′
J.Lee
64′
K.Nishiya
D.Kim
64′
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S.Ki
58′
C.Lee
C.I.Jeong
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Ho-Min Park
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S.Hwang
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H. Lee
36′
M.Lee
W.Jung
34′
S.Choi
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Match Info

Pohang Steelers Edge Incheon United in Tight K League 1 Contest

Pohang Steelers continued their impressive start to the 2026 season with a narrow 1-0 victory over Incheon United Club at the Incheon Football Stadium on May 12. A solitary goal in the first half proved enough for the visitors, who defended stoutly to secure all three points on the road.

Early Decisive Moment

The only goal of the game came in the 19th minute. Incheon's defense failed to clear a corner, and the ball fell to Lee Seung-mo on the edge of the box. The Pohang midfielder took a touch before unleashing a curling shot that nestled into the bottom corner, giving the home goalkeeper no chance. Incheon responded well, creating half-chances through Stefan Mugoša and Kim Do-hyuk, but Pohang’s defensive organization kept them at bay.

Second-Half Resistance

The second half saw Incheon dominate possession, but Pohang sat deep and absorbed pressure. The home side's best opportunity came in the 67th minute when a header from Harrison Delbridge was brilliantly tipped over the bar by Pohang goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu. Incheon pushed forward in the closing stages, but Pohang held firm, securing their third consecutive league win.

Standings Picture

The result lifted Pohang Steelers into second place in the K League 1 table, just behind the leaders on goal difference. Incheon United, meanwhile, slipped to ninth after a run of inconsistent results. Pohang head coach Park Tae-ha praised his team’s resilience and ability to win away from home, a trait that could prove crucial in the title race. Incheon will look to bounce back in their next fixture.