Suwon FC Women 4–0 Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels Women
Korean WK League | 24 July 2026 | 17:55

In one of the most stunning results of the Korean WK League season, Suwon FC Women thrashed the defending champions and perennial powerhouses Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels Women 4–0 at Suwon Stadium. The scoreline sent shockwaves through the league, ending Incheon’s long unbeaten run and announcing Suwon as genuine title contenders.

First‑Half Statement

Suwon came out with relentless intensity. They took the lead in the 12th minute when striker Jang Min‑ah headed home a precise cross from right‑back Park Hye‑mi. Incheon, unaccustomed to being on the back foot, struggled to find rhythm. Suwon doubled their advantage before half‑time through a low drive from midfielder Lee Ye‑ji that deflected off a defender.

Second‑Half Onslaught

The home side continued to press after the break. Incheon’s defence, usually the best in the league, was repeatedly exposed. Suwon added a third in the 64th minute when substitute forward Kim So‑hee tapped in from close range, and completed the rout in the 81st minute with a superb solo goal from winger Kwon Eun‑so, who dribbled past three defenders before finishing.

Historic Context

Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels—the most decorated club in WK League history with multiple titles—had not conceded four goals in a match for over two seasons. Suwon FC Women, often considered a mid‑table side, produced a performance that will be remembered as one of the biggest upsets in recent Korean women’s football.

Key Performances

• Kwon Eun‑so (Suwon FC Women) – A breathtaking solo goal and constant menace on the wing.
• Jang Min‑ah (Suwon FC Women) – Opened the scoring and led the press effectively.
• Lee Ye‑ji (Suwon FC Women) – Controlled midfield and scored a vital second.

League Implications

The victory propels Suwon FC Women into the top three, while Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels drop to second place, losing their grip on the league lead. The result also opens up the WK League title race, with several teams now believing the champions can be beaten. Suwon will look to build on this momentum when they face another top‑side next week.