Gangwon vs Incheon Prediction, H2H Stats & Statistical Bets 27 September 2026
🔊 In 2024, Yoon Jong-hwan led Gangwon to a second-place finish - the best result in the club's history. The two parties were unable to agree a new contract, and the team was handed to his senior assistant Jeon Gyeong-ho. Yoon now manages Incheon, and in their first meeting this spring Jeon came out on top: Gangwon won 1-0 in Incheon. The rescheduled round 22 fixture takes place on 27 September at the Haivon Arena in Gangneung.
Head-to-Head
Gangwon and Incheon have met on the pitch 40 times. The hosts have won 19 of those meetings, while the visitors have won 14. Seven matches ended in a draw. Gangwon also have the edge in goals scored - 61 to Incheon's 49.
Head-to-head statistics Gangwon - Incheon

Gangwon Team Overview
Gangwon sit fifth with 42 points, though they were as high as second at one stage of the season. In August, Jeong Gyeong-ho's side lost to Gamba Osaka at home in the AFC Champions League play-offs, with the Japanese side scoring the decisive goal in extra time, sending Gangwon into Asia's second-tier club competition. The drop in form is clear from the numbers: Gangwon have failed to win in 8 of their last 9 matches. Their squad has also been thinned out, with defenders Lee Gi-hyeok and Shin Min-ha and midfielder Lee Seung-won away at the Asian Games. In the previous round, Kim Dae-won and Kang Du-ji were also unavailable due to suspension from yellow card accumulation. Without them, Gangwon lost to Jeju and failed to register a single shot in the first half. At home, they have gone seven matches in a row without a win. There is still some breathing room, though: Daejeon and Pohang are two points behind, and a win here would lift Gangwon up to fourth.
Match Results: Gangwon

Incheon Team Overview
Incheon returned to the top flight after a single season away, following their first-ever relegation - Yoon Jong-hwan's side won the second division at the first attempt. After round 33, the K League splits into two groups, and the newly promoted side are fighting for a place in the top six. Incheon currently sit ninth on 38 points, two points behind sixth-placed Daejeon. They have gone two matches without a win, and the second of those was a painful one. Against that same Daejeon side, Incheon led at half-time but conceded in the third minute of stoppage time and had to settle for a draw. Yoon apologised to the fans after the match. A win in Gangneung would lift Incheon into sixth place, and the two sides meet again the following round.
Match Results: Incheon
Prediction for the 1st half
In 9 of Incheon's last 10 matches, the first half has ended level. Away from home in the K League the run is even cleaner - they have gone seven consecutive away matches with the scores level at half-time. We expect the first 45 minutes to produce no winner. The bet is Half-Time Draw.
Risky bet
Total Goals - Over 2.5 is the option for those expecting an open game. There is some basis for it: at least two goals combined have been scored in 12 of Gangwon's last 14 home K League matches. The risk is that both attacks are modest individually. Gangwon themselves have scored more than one goal at home in just 1 of their last 7 matches. Incheon show the same pattern: they have finished 7 of their last 8 league matches with no more than one goal. For a third goal to arrive, one of these sides will need to break out of their recent run.
Correct Score Prediction
According to the algorithm's calculations, the most likely outcomes in this match are 1:0 (14.31%), 0:0 (14.11%) and 0:1 (12.53%). All three options have similar probabilities, though a narrow Gangwon win by the minimum scoreline has a slight edge.