Jeonbuk Motors 2–2 Gwangju FC

Jeonbuk Motors let a two-goal cushion slip in stoppage time as Gwangju FC snatched a 2-2 draw at the death. Tiago Orobó did everything right, scoring twice, in the 35th and 78th minutes, to put Jeonbuk seemingly in control of a K League 1 clash that also carried extra edge given Jeonbuk's perfect record against this opponent in their only previous meeting. But Gwangju refused to fold: Kim Tae-hyeon pulled one back just before halftime, and with the board showing 90+1, John Iredale rifled home the equalizer to complete the comeback. The result stalls Jeonbuk Motors' push near the top of the table, where they sit third on 43 points with a shaky recent run, while bottom-half Gwangju FC, still searching for a win in their last five, will feel this point like a victory. Orobó's brace deserved three points. Instead, it's Iredale's name that will linger, and the highlights show exactly why, right down to the stoppage-time strike that turned a Jeonbuk win into a shared spoils.