Seoul–Incheon ended with a late Incheon goal, but the route matters more than the score. The winner was recorded as a non-penalty goal by Gerso Fernandes, assisted by Lee Min-Hyeok after both appeared in the substitution log. I had been looking for whether Incheon could reach Seoul’s box against an unsettled defense; the match record points instead to a late connection between fresh players. Did anyone watching see the move that gave them that opening?
Our provisional result has Incheon winning 1–0 after a scoreless first half. The final-stat feed records eight Incheon shots with four on target, versus seven Seoul shots with one on target; it also lists six Seoul offsides. Those totals describe the match's shape only loosely, so I’m especially curious whether Seoul’s offside calls came from ambitious runs or mistimed final passes.
