Date: June 6, 2026 | Competition: Korean K League 4 | Venue: Pyeongtaek Stadium

Haman FC claimed a comfortable 2–0 away victory over Pyeongtaek Citizen, extending their unbeaten run to five matches and strengthening their grip on a promotion play‑off spot in K League 4.

Match Flow

The first half was a cautious affair with few clear chances. Pyeongtaek Citizen looked compact but lacked the final ball. The breakthrough came in the 42nd minute when Haman’s Kim Dae‑hyun controlled a long pass on his chest and volleyed past the goalkeeper. The goal gave the visitors confidence, and they controlled the second period.

Haman doubled their lead in the 67th minute. A rapid counter‑attack ended with Park Jae‑min rounding the keeper and slotting into an empty net. Pyeongtaek pushed for a way back but were denied by a well‑organised backline and some alert goalkeeping from Lee Seung‑woo.

Key Moments

• Kim Dae‑hyun’s opener: A moment of individual brilliance just before half‑time.
• Park Jae‑min’s finish: The striker’s run and composure sealed the points.
• Late red card: Pyeongtaek’s Choi Min‑soo was sent off for a reckless challenge in the 85th minute.

Tactical Notes

Haman FC sat deep after taking the lead and hit on the break effectively. Pyeongtaek Citizen had 58% possession but most of their passing was sideways. The home side’s inability to break down a deep defence has been a recurring issue this season.

Standout Performers

• Kim Dae‑hyun (Haman): Scored a sublime opener and was a constant threat.
• Lee Seung‑woo (Haman): Made three crucial saves to keep a clean sheet.
• Park Jae‑min (Haman): His pace caused problems all afternoon.

Season Context

The win lifts Haman FC to third in the K League 4 standings, just one point behind second place. Pyeongtaek Citizen, meanwhile, drop to 10th, now four points above the relegation zone but with a worrying lack of goals – they have scored only nine times in 14 matches.