Mobile
APP
Hong Kong Odds
- Decimal Odds
- Hong Kong Odds
- Indonesian Odds
- American Odds
- Malay Odds
English
- English
Vietnam
Member Ranking
-
1
Angela MurphyWon 11/12Follow91.7%Win Rate +65.6%ROI 13Tips 1.85Avg Odds -
2
2
RossyGWon 7/7Follow90.9%Win Rate +28.8%ROI 11Tips 1.41Avg Odds -
3
1
WissywaxplanetWon 5/5Follow84.6%Win Rate +19.2%ROI 13Tips 1.40Avg Odds -
4
Bennyjoe18Won 9/9Follow81.8%Win Rate +27%ROI 22Tips 1.55Avg Odds -
5
Janan💚Won 9/11Follow81.8%Win Rate +41.6%ROI 12Tips 1.94Avg Odds -
6
IllaraMaxWon 8/10Follow80%Win Rate +17.5%ROI 10Tips 1.44Avg Odds
2
1
Note: Statistics base on data from last 7 or 30 days
More Ranking
Gwangju FC has hit a solid run of form lately, with their attacking output delivering consistent quality across recent fixtures.
Ulsan HD’s cumulative season stats show they have netted 11 total goals while conceding 20, averaging 1.1 goals scored and 2 conceded per match.
Gwangju’s recent displays look far more cohesive overall, and their last hard-fought fixture showed impressive grit and competitive edge that highlights their true quality. Ulsan, by contrast, are still dealing with an incomplete squad, so the gap between the two sides is not as large as their league standing might suggest.
Historical head-to-head records lean in Gwangju’s favor when they play at their home ground, where they have posted very strong results overall, even though Ulsan’s away form is far from poor. Gwangju’s attacking rhythm has been particularly sharp of late, and both sides will be pushing for maximum points here, with Ulsan in particular showing notable improvement in recent weeks. All factors considered, the in-form home side holds the clear edge to walk away with all three points at full time.
Further Reading
-
Arnola Septa MaheswaraThe K League 1's bottom-ranked side has posted noticeable upticks in form after shaking off the relegation burden. Gwangju FC, who hold the league's worst offensive and defensive records with 21 goals scored and 63 conceded, have gone 28 straight league matches without a win, yet they have secured three draws across their last four outings. Their defensive mainstay Van Herensbeck has fully recovered from injury, while Moon Min-seo is steadily regaining his match sharpness, and the team is playing with far less pressure now that they are no longer tangled in the relegation battle. Ulsan HD, sitting second on the table with 47 points, own a solid mid-to-upper tier away record that sees them notch 6 wins, 4 draws and 5 losses on the road. However, their recent form has been far from consistent: they fell 1-2 to FC Anyang in their last away fixture, and have not picked up an away win across four consecutive matches. Ulsan HD hold a massive edge over Gwangju FC in both total squad market vaAH
KOR D1
Gwangju Football Club
4-3 Ulsan HD FC
-
ʝ ɛ ʍ օ 🦅Gwangju FC’s defensive line has been badly out of sync recently, riddled with unforced gaps and costly miscommunications across their backline. Ulsan HD, by comparison, has posted far more encouraging recent results that have given the entire squad a massive morale boost. While Gwangju have put up decent showings of late, with unwavering competitive drive and a clear edge in physical fitness coming off a strong winning run with sharp performances on both ends of the pitch, their limited squad depth is clearly under significant strain right now. Their past head-to-head meetings have consistently produced plenty of goals, but Gwangju are further hampered by ongoing injury issues and personnel shortages, with internal team morale dipping to a low point even as they maintain an unbeaten home run. Gwangju FC has shown impressive tenacity across the current K League campaign, and their home displays in particular stand out for the high level of intensity they bring to the pitch. Against siAHKOR D1
Gwangju Football Club
4-3 Ulsan HD FC
-
IlhamzadaGwangju FC has registered a clear rise in their unbeaten rate after notching solid results across their last six outings, following their 1-win, 5-draw, 4-loss record over the past 10 matches. Ulsan HD, by comparison, posts a 5-win, 1-draw, 4-loss record in the same 10-game span, and their uneven performance can be largely traced to fluctuating player mentality and unstable on-pitch form. Gwangju, who currently sit in the league's mid-table, picked up a win in their most recent fixture and have carried hot momentum through their latest away trips. As a typical mid-table side, they do not have a massive strength gap with their upcoming opponent. However, the side heavily relies on counter-attack tactics and lacks consistent proactive attacking output, which often leaves them stuck in a passive position during games. Neither team holds a distinct competitive edge, and both have seen a notable upward trend in their recent match runs. This head-to-head clash is set to be a fiercely contestO/UKOR D1
Gwangju Football Club
4-3 Ulsan HD FC
KOR D1
