Jeju vs Jeonbuk Prediction 23 May 2025

The team's most recent official match took place on as part of the K-League tournament (home team - Sangju, away team - Jeju). The game ended in a 1-1 draw.

Here are the match statistics (Jeju vs. Sangju):

• possession: 50% vs. 50%;
• corner kicks: 3 vs. 7;
• fouls: 0 vs. 0;
• yellow cards: 0 vs. 2;
• shots on target: 1 vs. 1.

Jeju find themselves in a tough spot, sitting 11th in the K-League standings. The team struggles with scoring, averaging less than a goal per match. Despite this, they show a certain resilience at home; the "Oranges" rarely suffer heavy defeats thanks to their solid defense. In their last ten matches, they've managed just two wins and suffered four losses. Their playing style relies on counterattacks and protecting their goal from numerous opponent advances.

In the last round, Jeju shared the points in an away match against Sangju (1-1). However, questions arose again regarding their quality of play-opponents dominated much of the game, and Jeju only avoided defeat thanks to a penalty goal in the penultimate minute. Over 90 minutes, the team created very few scoring chances from open play. 

The visitors last played an official match on in the K-League tournament, with Jeonbuk hosting Anyang. The match concluded with a 2-0 victory for Jeonbuk.

Here's the game statistics (Jeonbuk vs Anyang):

• possession: 50% vs 50%;
• corners: 6 vs 5;
• fouls: 0 vs 0;
• yellow cards: 1 vs 1;
• shots on target: 2 vs 0.

Jeonbuk confidently hold the second spot in the standings, thanks to their impressive form, having won seven of their last eight matches. The team showcases an effective style with good ball control and a high conversion rate. Over the past ten games, they've allowed a minimal 0.6 goals per match, highlighting their solid defense. The last head-to-head ended in a 1-1 draw, but the visitors' current form suggests they can aim for more.

Jeonbuk are currently the hottest team in the country in terms of performance quality. In the previous round, they dominated Anyang at home with a 2-0 victory, narrowly missing out on a larger margin due to some misfortune. Gustavo Poyet's squad looked impressive in attack, registering 1.73 xG compared to their opponent's 0.89. Their defensive actions are also improving, as this was their third clean sheet in the last four matches. Unsurprisingly, Jeonbuk boast the best record for the fewest goals conceded (11). Crucially, they have now pulled level on points with league leaders Daejeon, both sitting on 28 points.