Gimcheon and Daejeon have different ways of reaching the box, and both have allowed access behind or around their defensive lines. Wide deliveries, supporting receivers and attacking changes should shape that match. Anyang's contest with Jeonbuk similarly places first contacts and the next runner at the centre of the game.
Daejeon's left-side supply through Lee Myeong-jae can find Masa or another central receiver against Gimcheon's observed problems with crosses and redirections. Gimcheon have also created runs behind the line and headed chances since their personnel change. Byun has returned and played the last match, while Bobsin remains reported in rehabilitation after missing Daejeon's last squad. Both teams have demonstrated attacking alternatives from the bench, so the receiving demands can change after the interval. I'm backing a goal-producing match between Gimcheon and Daejeon.
Anyang's Kang Ji-hun can supply Jukic and Herculano, with another player attacking the next ball. Jeonbuk's latest win still included a late opposition one-on-one after they had taken the lead. Lee Tae-hee missed Anyang's previous squad, and Kang was already providing the crossing role; Tiago's return and goals in Jeonbuk's last match remain part of the opposing attacking picture. I expect competitive wide duels followed by an increasing role for substitutes and second balls. That's why I'm siding with Anyang to come away unbeaten.
