Jeonbuk vs Jeju Prediction, H2H Stats & Statistical Bets 18 October 2026
Defending Korean champions Jeonbuk could miss out on Group A, which the top six sides qualify for after the K League 1 split. With two rounds remaining, Jeonbuk sit fifth on 44 points - just one ahead of Daejeon in sixth. On Sunday, fourth-placed Jeju visit, level on 46 points. In August, Jeju already beat Jeonbuk at their own ground 3-1, with Negeba scoring all three goals. Can the champions respond when a top-six place is on the line?
Head-to-Head
Jeju won their most recent K League head-to-head against Jeonbuk 3-1. Jeonbuk had 63% possession and won 11 corners to three, but Jeju converted three of their shots on goal into three goals.
Across 53 official meetings, Jeonbuk have won 27 to Jeju's 10, with 16 draws. Jeonbuk's advantage extends to goals as well - 78-51.
Head-to-head statistics Jeonbuk - Jeju

Jeonbuk Team Overview
Jeonbuk's last match was a 0-2 away defeat to Vissel Kobe in the AFC Champions League. The shot count was close - 14-13 in Jeonbuk's favour - but they failed to score.
Jeonbuk's last K League 1 win came on 5 September, when they hosted Pohang. Since then, the champions have drawn twice and lost twice. The most painful defeat came on 9 October in Daejeon. Thiago opened the scoring before half-time, but the hosts responded with two goals in the second half. The decisive attack began in the 83rd minute after defender Cho Wi-je lost the ball from a goal kick. It was the first time since 2008 that Daejeon had beaten Jeonbuk on their own ground. Then on Wednesday, Jeon Chong-yeon's side lost 0-2 to Japanese club Vissel Kobe in the AFC Champions League, failing to score.
Match Results: Jeonbuk

Jeju Team Overview
Jeju's previous K League match ended in a 1-2 away defeat to Seoul. After a goalless first half, they scored once. They had more attacks than their opponents - 124 to 110 - but were outshot on target, 2-4.
Jeju sit above the champions despite losing ten players during the course of the season. Those departures have not held them back: in September the team picked up eight points from four matches, three of which were away from home. For that run, the league named Costa its manager of the month. On 10 October, leaders Seoul edged them by a single goal at home. Jeju could have taken a point, but a goal in the eighth minute of added time was ruled out for offside. After that match, Costa said the team would be without midfielder Italo in the next round, as he has picked up an injury. Defender Jang Min-gyu will also be absent - he becomes the eleventh player to leave the club.
Match Results: Jeju
Prediction for the 1st half
The first half of Jeonbuk's home matches rarely produces a lead for either side: six of their last seven home games were level at half-time. Any draw at the break will do - whether it's 0-0 or 1-1. The bet is Half-Time Draw.
Total Prediction
Jeju's attack struggles against Jeonbuk: the visitors have scored two or more goals just once in their last eight head-to-head meetings. We don't expect Jeju to find a second goal. The bet is Jeju Team Total - Under 1.5 Goals.
Correct Score Prediction
Based on statistics and probability distribution, the algorithm identifies three most likely scorelines: 1-0 (15.28%), 0-0 (11.68%) and 1-1 (11.24%). Of these, a narrow home win is the most probable outcome.
⭐ Editorial Prediction
At home, Jeonbuk have failed to score in only two of their last 21 K League 1 matches, and their autumn dip has not changed that. Jeju have scored in 14 of their last 15 away league matches. A high-scoring affair is unlikely, though. Jeonbuk have not scored more than two goals against Jeju in 21 consecutive K League 1 head-to-head meetings. And in their last eight K League 1 meetings with Jeonbuk, Jeju have managed to score twice on just one occasion. We expect both teams to find the net. The bet is Both Teams to Score - Yes. Predicted score: 1-1.