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Ha Chang-rae holds off Seoul with another theater goal for the second time in June

The second-ranked Pohang Steelers and third-ranked FC Seoul were unable to come away with a win in their third meeting of the year.

The two teams played to a 2-2 draw after exchanging four second-half goals in the 25th round of the Hana OneQ K League 1 2023 at Seoul World Cup Stadium on Thursday. Pohang, which extended its unbeaten run in the league to four matches (two wins and two draws), remained in second place with 45 points. They are 11 points behind leader Ulsan Hyundai (56 points).

Meanwhile, Seoul, which went winless in three league games (2 draws, 1 loss), was unable to close the gap on Pohang and remained in third place (38 points).

The two teams chasing Ulsan at the top of the table shared a point each after drawing 1-1 in April and June, respectively. Seoul extended its unbeaten run in the league against Pohang to nine games (W4 D5 L5).

The goal came early in the second half as Seoul controlled the flow of play. In the eighth minute of the second half, Ki Sung-yong picked up the ball on the right side of the midfield and delivered a long ball to Kim Shin-jin in front of the goal, who headed home the opening goal.

Pohang tried to fight back in the 12th minute of the second half, dropping Zeca, Baek Baek-dong, and midfielder Han Chan-hee in favor of long striker Lee Ho-jae, flanker Kim In-sung, and midfielder Lee Ho-jae, and equalized in the 18th minute. Go Young-joon's low ball from the right flank was flicked back exquisitely by Kim Seung-dae with Baek Jong-beom facing him, and Oberdan finished for the equalizer.

Seoul regained the lead in the 22nd minute of the second half through Palocevic, but could not get over the final hurdle. Pohang earned a thrilling draw thanks to a "theater goal" in late 안전놀이터 stoppage time. More than three minutes into the seven-minute extra period, defender Ha Chang-rae, who was involved in a Pohang corner kick, scored the equalizer with a header. It was the second time Ha Chang-rae had come through for Seoul after scoring a dramatic equalizer in the 49th minute in June.

In a matchup of promoted teams at the Gwangju Football Stadium, Gwangju FC defeated Daejeon Hana Citizens 3-0. Gwangju, unbeaten in five league games (two wins, three draws), leapfrogged Jeonbuk Hyundai (37 points, 30 points) on goal difference and into fourth place (37 points, 32 points) with 25 rounds yet to be played.

Daejeon remained in sixth place with 33 points.