Pyeongtaek Citizen 2 – 3 Jecheon Citizen FC
Korean K League 4 – June 21, 2026, 18:00

Jecheon Citizen FC snatched a dramatic 3-2 away victory over Pyeongtaek Citizen in a pulsating K League 4 encounter that saw the lead change hands twice before a late winner decided the contest. The result lifts Jecheon into mid-table safety while Pyeongtaek remain stuck near the bottom.

First Half: End-to-End Action

The match exploded into life inside the first ten minutes. Pyeongtaek took the lead through a well-worked set piece – defender Kim Min-sung rose highest to head home from a corner. However, Jecheon responded almost immediately. A quick counter-attack down the right flank ended with Park Jae-ho cutting inside and firing a low shot into the far corner to make it 1-1. Both teams continued to trade chances, and it was Jecheon who struck again before half-time. A defensive mix-up in the Pyeongtaek box allowed Lee Chang-woo to pounce and slot home, giving the visitors a 2-1 lead at the break.

Second Half: Pyeongtaek Equalise, Then Heartbreak

Pyeongtaek came out with renewed energy and equalised in the 56th minute through a stunning free kick from midfielder Choi Young-jun. The home crowd roared, and for the next 20 minutes Pyeongtaek pushed for a winner. But just as it seemed the game was heading for a draw, Jecheon struck on the counter in the 84th minute. Substitute Kim Do-hyun latched onto a long ball, held off his marker, and slotted past the onrushing goalkeeper to make it 3-2. Pyeongtaek could not find a second equaliser, and Jecheon held on for three vital points.

Key Moments

• 10' – Kim Min-sung gives Pyeongtaek an early lead with a header.
• 12' – Park Jae-ho replies instantly for Jecheon.
• 40' – Lee Chang-woo pounces on a defensive error to put Jecheon ahead.
• 56' – Choi Young-jun’s brilliant free kick makes it 2-2.
• 84' – Kim Do-hyun scores the winner on the break.

Standout Performers

Park Jae-ho (Jecheon) was a constant threat on the wing, scoring one and creating the winner. For Pyeongtaek, Choi Young-jun showed quality from dead-ball situations but could not inspire his team to victory.

What It Means

Jecheon climb to eighth in the K League 4 table, five points clear of the relegation zone. Pyeongtaek remain in 14th, now winless in four matches. The pressure continues to mount on their manager as they face a crucial run of fixtures.