Seoul E-Land FC

Seoul E-Land finished fourth in K League 2 in 2025. The Leopards are still waiting for their first trophy of any kind.

The retail conglomerate filed its letter of intent with the Korea Football Association on 14 April that year, held the founding ceremony the following March, and entered K League Challenge — now K League 2 — for the 2015 season. The badge carries three leopards; the shirts are navy, trimmed in white and gold.

Home has moved more than most. When the Olympic Stadium closed for reconstruction, the club shifted in 2022 to Mokdong Stadium in the west of the city, where 15,511 seats make for a tighter fit.

Gangwon FC count as the other long-running opponent.

Cup football has offered little. Third-round exits in 2017, 2018, 2020 and 2024, one run to the last 16 in 2023 — that is the record.