The theme of the final regular league game of "Hana Bank K League 1 2024," which will be held simultaneously at 6 stadiums across the country at 3 p.m. on the 6th, is "You, I met you well." The two teams located at the top, Ulsan HD, which is aiming for its third consecutive league win, and Gimcheon Sangmu, which is creating a sensation in promotion, will compete for the lead at Munsu Football Stadium. Ulsan has four wins and one draw in the last five league games, and Gimcheon has recently won three consecutive games, ranking first and second, respectively. Ulsan beat Gimcheon, which scored 56 points with 58 points, by two points.토토사이트

If Ulsan wins this showdown, it will enter the split round with a five-point gap. The victory can give a "certain lead" because the difference between Ulsan and third-place Gangwon (52 points) and fourth-place Pohang Seoul (50 points or more). It is also necessary to quickly rebound the sagging atmosphere as it lost 0-4 in the second round of the Asian Champions League Elite League stage against Yokohama F. Marinos on the 2nd. On the contrary, if Gimcheon wins, the ranking will be reversed. Chung Jung-yong, who once fell to fourth place due to continued sluggishness after taking the lead in late July, seeks to regain the lead in about two months.

Ulsan, which has been undefeated by Gimcheon for 13 consecutive games for more than six years since its last loss in March 2018, is determined to further solidify its relationship with its natural enemy, and Gimcheon is expressing its ambition to overcome Ulsan's barriers this time. It can be summed up as a battle between Ulsan's "shield" and Gimcheon's "chang." Ulsan has not given a single goal in the last three consecutive games, while Gimcheon has scored eight goals in the same three games. Ulsan goalkeeper Cho Hyun-woo's "best defense" and Gimcheon ace Lee Dong-kyung's "left foot" aimed at his former team's goal are the keywords penetrating the upcoming showdown.

In "Downtown," it is worth paying attention to the confrontation between 10th-ranked Daegu (35 points) and 9th-ranked Jeonbuk (37 points) at DGB Daegu Bank Park. Jeonbuk, which has escaped from the relegation zone through the last round with six consecutive undefeated matches, hopes to move one step closer to "Stable Remain," while Daegu, which has been undefeated in the last three games thanks to a series of "Sesingya Magic," is seeking to escape the relegation zone for the first time in about six weeks since August. The key is how to blunt the sharp toes of Cesinha, who scored three consecutive goals, by giving up only one goal in the last five games.

The ninth place in the K-League 1 will be the remaining Maginot Line, while the 10th and 11th places will have the promotion and playoffs. The 12th place will be automatically demoted to the K-League 2. In this regard, it is interesting to see the match between eighth-ranked Jeju (38 points) and 11th-ranked Daejeon (35 points) at Jeju World Cup Stadium, and the fight between 12th-ranked Incheon (32 points) and 3rd-ranked Gangwon (52 points) at Incheon World Cup Stadium. Incheon, the "King of Remaining," which is three points behind the relegation play-off zone, is also unable to expect to escape from the bottom place in the final match, as it is difficult to expect the team to secure a chance to win by narrowing the gap between points as much as possible before the split round.

Fourth-ranked Pohang (50 points), which seeks tickets to the Asian Champions League, and sixth-ranked Suwon FC (48 points) will face Pohang Steelyard, while fifth-ranked Seoul (50 points), which seeks to reclaim third-place, and seventh-ranked Gwangju (40 points), which wants to "stay fast," will face off for three points at Gwangju Football Stadium.