The Incheon–Pohang score reads like one-way traffic, but the match had a fork in the road. Pohang found a chance to level after Incheon’s opener; Incheon then intercepted a pass in Pohang’s half and turned it into the second goal. The third came from a direct pass and a sharp touch, so I wouldn’t put all three down to one repeated move. That shift from a possible equaliser to a much steeper chase is the part I’ll remember.
The provisional result is Incheon 3–0 Pohang, with all three goals recorded before the break. The match record credits Lee Min-hyeok with a goal and the assist for Lee Chung-yong’s goal; the post-match analysis also describes Pohang’s blocked equalising chance and Mugosa’s later finish from Juan Ibiza’s pass. Pohang changed personnel after the break, but neither side added a recognised goal.
