Gyeongju Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power WFC produced a polished home performance in the Korean WK League, defeating Seoul Amazones Women 4-0 on 28 October 2026. The victory was built on early pressure, sharp finishing and a midfield display that kept Seoul chasing the game for long stretches. Gyeongju’s three points and superior goal difference made the result especially valuable in the league standings.

Match overview

Gyeongju started with purpose and were rewarded inside the opening quarter of an hour. Their high press forced Seoul into hurried clearances, and the home side repeatedly recovered the ball in dangerous areas. A two-goal cushion by half-time gave Gyeongju control, and they added further goals after the break as Seoul’s resistance faded.

Seoul Amazones Women showed brief signs of a response early in the second half, but they struggled to sustain possession in the final third. Gyeongju’s back line remained compact, limiting clear chances, while the home midfield continued to dictate the rhythm of the match.

Key moments

• 12th minute: Kim Min-ji opened the scoring with a low finish after Gyeongju won the ball high up the pitch.
• 34th minute: Lee So-yeon doubled the lead with a composed strike from the edge of the penalty area.
• 58th minute: Kim Min-ji grabbed her second, finishing a quick move down the right flank.
• 76th minute: Park Ha-eun completed the scoring with a close-range effort after sustained pressure.

Seoul’s best spell came just before the hour mark, when they forced a couple of corners and tested the Gyeongju goalkeeper. Those moments, however, did not change the flow of the contest.

Tactical story

Gyeongju’s 4-3-3 shape worked effectively because the front three pressed in coordination and the midfield trio won most of the second balls. Their wide players stretched Seoul’s defensive block, creating space between the full-backs and centre-backs. When Seoul tried to play through the middle, Gyeongju’s compact positioning forced turnovers.

Seoul Amazones Women defended deep for much of the match but could not hold possession long enough to relieve pressure. Their transitions were often isolated, and Gyeongju’s counter-press prevented them from building momentum.

Standout performers

Kim Min-ji was the obvious attacking headline with two goals, while Lee So-yeon controlled the tempo and contributed a goal of her own. Park Ha-eun’s movement off the ball created space throughout, and Gyeongju’s goalkeeper deserved credit for a clean sheet. For Seoul, the central defenders worked hard under constant pressure, but the team could not find enough quality in the final third.

Season impact

The 4-0 win strengthens Gyeongju’s position in the WK League table and gives them important momentum in the race for a top finish. For Seoul Amazones Women, the result is a reminder of the gap they must close against the league’s stronger sides. Gyeongju will look to carry the same pressing intensity into their next fixture, while Seoul must regroup quickly and find a more reliable attacking plan.