Suwon FCD15 Aug · Away Suwon Bluewings · 2:2W22 Aug · Home Gimhae City · 2:0W30 Aug · Home Busan I Park · 2:1D5 Sep · Away Yongin City · 1:1D13 Sep · Home Cheonan City FC · 1:1W19 Sep · Away Jeonnam Dragons · 3:0
1:1
Finished
Kick-off was
BST
Cheonan City FCD16 Aug · Away Gimpo Citizen · 1:1L22 Aug · Home Suwon Bluewings · 0:1L28 Aug · Away Jeonnam Dragons · 0:1D5 Sep · Home Hwaseong · 1:1D13 Sep · Away Suwon FC · 1:1L19 Sep · Away Asan Mugunghwa FC · 1:3
In the K League 2 game on 13 September 2026, Suwon FC beat Cheonan City FC 1:1. Match numbers: shots on target 6:1, corners 6:2.
Match report
Suwon and Cheonan played out a 1:1 draw in the K-League 2 Regular Season on Saturday 13 September. The result leaves Suwon in third place with 45 points from 24 games and Cheonan sitting 14th on 23 points from 25 matches. To be fair, neither side had much to celebrate from the final whistle.
The opening exchanges offered little excitement until Bruno Lamas missed a penalty in the tenth minute. That miss mattered more than it looked, because Suwon then had to deal with a shock. Lee Joon-Ho was sent off in the forty-sixth minute, leaving his side with ten men for the second half. And here's the thing about that — it should have decided the match before the goals even arrived.
Seo Jae-Min finally broke the deadlock in the seventy-sixth minute, but the lead lasted just six minutes. Gustavo Sarjani equalised for Cheonan in the eighty-second, and the visitors held on despite being a man short. By then Suwon had thrown everything forward, but the away side found defensive cover when it counted.
Suwon dominated possession at 59 percent and registered 148 attacks compared to Cheonan's 92. They recorded six shots on target and ten off target, while the visitors managed only one shot on target and one off target. Big chances created stood at zero for both sides, which tells you the number of shots meant little without quality.
The draw keeps Suwon within striking distance of the top four, though Cheonan's recent form — three draws in their last five games — suggests they are not in danger of slipping further. The result does not change either side's trajectory, but it confirms what the table already showed: Suwon are fighting for promotion while Cheonan are still searching for consistency.
Prepared from match data
Key numbers
Possession, %59–41
Shots on target6–1
Shots off target10–1
Attacks148–92
HT✗10' Bruno Lamas — Penalty missed⇄25' J. Wu — Substitution⇄38' Kim Do-Yoon — Substitution⇄46' Lee Dong-Hyeop — Substitution🟥46' Lee Joon-Ho — Red card⇄68' Jo Jin-Woo — Substitution⇄68' Kim Jeong-Hwan — Substitution🟨71' Choi Gi-Yun — Yellow card⚽76' Seo Jae-Min — Goal⇄80' A. Toungara — Substitution⇄80' Bruno Lamas — Substitution⚽82' Gustavo Sarjani — Goal⇄89' Lee Jae-Won — Substitution⇄90+1' J. Koo — Substitution
0'45'90'
Match events
10'0:0Cheonan City FC✗Penalty missedBruno Lamas assist: Bruno Lamas
D15 Aug · Away Suwon Bluewings · 2:2W22 Aug · Home Gimhae City · 2:0W30 Aug · Home Busan I Park · 2:1D5 Sep · Away Yongin City · 1:1D13 Sep · Home Cheonan City FC · 1:1W19 Sep · Away Jeonnam Dragons · 3:0