In a pulsating Korean WK League clash on 13 June 2026, Seoul Amazones Women came from behind to defeat Gangjin Swans Women 2–1. The result kept Seoul’s title charge on track, while Gangjin were left to rue a second‑half collapse after taking an early lead.

Fast Start for Gangjin

Gangjin Swans Women began the match with purpose, pressing high and disrupting Seoul’s rhythm. Their early dominance paid off in the 11th minute when a well‑worked move down the left flank ended with a low cross that was turned home at the far post. The home side continued to create chances but could not add a second, allowing Seoul to stay in the contest.

Seoul’s Response

Seoul Amazones Women grew into the game as the first half wore on. Their equaliser came in the 38th minute after a defensive mix‑up in the Gangjin box left a Seoul forward with a simple tap‑in. The goal shifted momentum, and Seoul began to control possession more effectively.

Decisive Second Half

The second half was a tighter affair, with both teams creating half‑chances. The winning goal arrived in the 73rd minute when Seoul’s attacking midfielder unleashed a powerful shot from 20 yards that flew into the top corner. Gangjin pushed for a late equaliser but could not break down a resolute Seoul defence.

League Context

The victory kept Seoul Amazones Women in the top two of the WK League standings, maintaining pressure on the leaders. For Gangjin Swans, the defeat was a missed opportunity to climb the table, but their early‑season form suggests they remain a dangerous side.

The match showcased the growing quality of women’s football in Korea, with both teams displaying technical ability and tactical discipline. Seoul will take confidence from the comeback, while Gangjin will aim to turn strong performances into wins.