Ulsan HD vs Gwangju FC Prediction: Gwangju’s Three-Game Winning Spell Against Ulsan Ends At The Munsu Park

Beaten to second place after the gridlock attained against Suwon City last week, Ulsan hoists their flag against Gwangju FC, whose loss last week against the Kodiaks brought them to their knees in the eighth position. The air is tense in the home camp as a win from this game gives them an edge against close-knitted rivals Gimcheon, who currently battle Suwon City for the top spot.

League Form: D-L-W-W-D

Heavily studded with top-quality squadmates to return to victory, Ulsan’s temporary 1-1 slip last week at the Suwon Sports Complex worsened things after the premature 2-1 defeat to the Steelers at the Steelyard grounds.

In the game against Suwon City, they took the lead in the last third of the game, which was tranquilized by the equalizer scored against them. The rest of the match saw Ulsan chase a winner, to no avail. The Tigers, so far, have taken two wins, two stalemates, and one loss in the last five games.

Ulsan fares better on their home turf than away from home, with four wins and a draw in their last five games at Munsu Park. Coach Myung BO Hong pushes a 4-4-2 agenda in this lineup, and the fans look to Dariyan Bojanic, who set up the assist last week, to nail Gwangju’s coffin.

League Form: L-W-L-L-W

Gwangju pushes their luck against Ulsan in this round, gaining confidence in their previous victory against Ulsan in the last direct clash; despite their poor form in the last five league exhibitions, they have only taken two wins and lost the remaining three.

Gwangju fell to an unfortunate 2-0 loss against Gangwon FC last week, worsening affairs for the side who recently dropped from the elite region to the relegation zone. Morale doused in the camp after the own goal scored eight minutes before fulltime by J.Kim. The player tipped as eye-catching is Hyeiuk Kyun Lee, whose high press on the counter and long ball precision are expected to damage the Ulsan side.

There have been no stalemates between the sides in the last five meetings. Gwangju has taken the reins in the last three meetings, while Ulsan has had two wins. There have been three BTTS- NO and two O 2.5 total match goal tally.

Ulsan is desperate for a shot at the top spot. Suwon’s win over Gimcheon ignites fresh hopes to regain their spot at the top. Although Gwangju has taken victory in the last three meetings, there is huge doubt that Ulsan would let them cripple their league table ambitions. Our top three thoughts are:

• A Straight win for Ulsan at 1.99 odds from 1xbet.
• A BTTS - NO at 2.06 odds from Betway.
• Under 2.5 match goals at 2.03 odds from Bet365.