Seoul E-Land secured a comfortable away victory against Chonju in the K-League 2, winning 2:0 at the regular-season stage 25 fixture on 4 September. The result tightened the gap between the visitors and the lower half of the table while leaving the hosts rooted near the bottom.
The decisive moments arrived in quick succession around the interval. A goal in the 21st minute gave the visitors the lead, and An Joo-wan doubled the advantage with a strike in the 45th minute, followed by a second in stoppage time at 45+4. The early pressure paid off, and the visitors put the game to bed before the break.
Chonju made three changes at the restart, bringing on Jeong Jin-Woo, Min Ji-Hoon, and Yang Young-been in the 46th minute in an attempt to find an outlet. The visitors responded with a pair of substitutions in the 79th minute, introducing J. Lee and Euller, before making further alterations later in the afternoon.
The statistics told the story of a match where the visitors controlled the tempo. Seoul E-Land enjoyed 52 per cent possession and registered four shots on target compared to two for the hosts, who managed only one blocked effort and two corners. The efficiency difference was stark: three shots on target yielded two goals, while the home side could find the net only once from five attempts off target.
The outcome moved Seoul E-Land further clear in fourth place on 42 points from 23 games, while Chonju remained 13th with 23 points after three wins, 14 draws, and six defeats. The visitors had shown resilience in recent outings, including a 3:1 win over Ansan Greeners and a 2:1 victory against Busan IPark, and this result extended that momentum.
