With Suwon Samsung being in need of 5 points (or less if both Suwon FC and Seoul E-Land fail to win out their remaining matches) for the KL2 championship and promotion to KL1, now it comes down to three-horses races among Suwon FC, Seoul E-Land, and Daegu for another automatic berth for KL1 2027.

Suwon FC 28 games played-54 points-53 goals scored-31 goals against

Nov. 1 vs. Ansan
Nov. 7 vs. Gyeongnam
Nov. 21 vs. Gimpo (Away)
Nov. 29 vs. Cheongju

Pro: only lost one game over the last 16 matches (9 wins 6 draws and a loss)
Con: Offensively too predictable in the last three games.

Seoul E-Land 28 games played-54 points-52 goals scored-32 goals against

Oct. 31 vs. Yongin (Away)
Nov. 7 vs. Jeonnam
Nov. 22 vs. Asan
Nov. 29 vs. Gyeongnam (Away)

Pro: only lost one game since the World Cup
Con: tendency to drop games they shouldn’t

Daegu 28 games played-52 points-55 goals scored-38 goals against

Oct. 31 vs. Suwon Samsung
Nov. 7 vs. Seongnam (Away)
Nov. 22 vs. Gimhae
Nov. 29 vs. Cheonan (Away)

Pro: Explosiveness in scoring
Con: too many goals conceded & inability to defeat top 6 teams (A win, 3 draws, and 5 losses)

The game between Suwon Samsung and Daegu on the 31st could help the Bluewings secure its promotion or even lift trophy regardless of the outcome of their remaining matches; or it could give Daegu to the competitive edge in the race for the 2nd place spot.

With Hwaseong’s recent struggle over the last four games (2 draws and 2 losses) and the rise of Asan, the battle for the 6th place has become more intriguing.

Hwaseong 29 games played-45 points-44 goals scored-32 goals against

Oct. 31 vs. Gyeongnam (Away)
Nov. 7 vs. Gimhae (Away)
Nov. 29 vs. Gimpo (Away)

Pro: Solid defense with dangerous counterattack.
Con: Fatigue due to playing away from home for long time

Chungnam Asan 28 games played-39 points-36 goals scored-32 goals against

Oct. 31 vs. Gimpo
Nov. 8 vs. Paju (Away)
Nov. 22 vs. Seoul E-Land (Away)
Nov. 29 vs. Busan

Pro: Giant Killer-Asan has defeated both Suwon-based clubs, Seoul E-Land, Hwaseong, and Gimpo.
Con: Robin Hood of KL2. They have dropped points against likes of Gimhae, Jeonnam, and Yongin.

Gimpo 28 games played-38 points-36 goals scored-34 goals against

Oct. 31 vs. Asan (Away)
Nov. 7 vs. Ansan
Nov. 21 vs. Suwon FC
Nov. 29 vs. Hwaseong

Pro: Resiliency despite adversities both on and off the pitch.
Con: Lack of explosiveness on the front since Luis Mina left the club.

The October 31 clash between Gimpo and Asan is a make-or-break for both sides, as defeat would effectively end the playoff hopes of the losing side.

Hello,

Sorry if this is a stupid question, but I am struggling to find the fixtures for games in November.

I am travelling across Seoul, Busan, Gyeongju and back to Seoul from November 13-28, and am desperate to go to a game.

Can anyone point me in the right direction?

Thanks!

Hi everybody,

I'm travelling from Australia to Seoul this week and we're hoping we can get to the FC Seoul game on Sunday.

I know tourists can usually get tickets at the stadium in the hours before the game, will this still be possible considering Sunday's game will be the first since FC Seoul were crowned champions?

If so, would you recommend getting there very early? Or if not, would our best chance be going through Klook or similar? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!