Bucheon FC 1995 2 – 3 FC Anyang | K League 1 | July 22, 2026

FC Anyang came from a goal down to snatch a thrilling 3-2 victory over Bucheon FC 1995 at Bucheon Stadium, earning their first away win in five matches. The result propelled Anyang into the top half of the K League 1 standings and deepened Bucheon’s relegation concerns.

Match Overview

An end-to-end encounter saw Bucheon take an early lead, only for Anyang to turn the scoreline around before half-time. Bucheon equalised just after the break, but Anyang’s prolific striker Júnior Nego scored the winner with 15 minutes remaining to secure the three points.

Key Moments

• 8′ – Bucheon ahead: A corner kick was flicked on at the near post, and centre-back Park Hyung-jin bundled the ball over the line from close range.
• 19′ – Anyang equalise: A swift counter-attack ended with winger Lee Myung-joo cutting inside and curling a shot into the top corner.
• 38′ – Anyang take the lead: A defensive mix-up in the Bucheon box allowed Nego to tap in after a spilled save.
• 55′ – Bucheon level: Midfielder Han Kyo-won drove forward and unleashed a powerful shot from 20 yards that went in off the post.
• 75′ – Anyang winner: Nego latched onto a through ball, shrugged off a defender, and slotted home for his second goal of the night.

Tactical Story

Bucheon’s high line was repeatedly exposed by Anyang’s pace on the break. The hosts attempted to play out from the back but were harassed into mistakes. Anyang manager Kim Hyung-woo’s decision to push full-backs high gave Bucheon’s midfield far too much space to cover. Bucheon’s equaliser came from a rare moment of individual brilliance rather than sustained pressure, and they could not replicate it after going behind again.

Standout Players

• Júnior Nego (Anyang): The Brazilian striker scored twice to take his league tally to 11 goals, making him the joint-top scorer in K League 1 this season.
• Han Kyo-won (Bucheon): Scored a spectacular equaliser and was his side’s most creative force, but lacked support in the final third.

Table Impact

Anyang climbed to sixth place with 33 points, moving level with the top five and keeping their AFC Champions League qualification hopes alive. Bucheon, meanwhile, remain in 10th place with 24 points, just three points above the relegation playoff spot. The defeat leaves Bucheon in a precarious position with the split approaching; they must improve their home form to avoid being dragged into a survival battle.

Bucheon will need to regroup quickly as they travel to Ulsan Hyundai next, while Anyang host Pohang Steelers in what promises to be an entertaining clash between two in-form teams.