Seoul E-Land secured a 3:1 victory over Anyang Greeners in the K-League 2 Regular Season on 16 August. The hosts took an early lead through M. Chol in the sixth minute before Euller equalised for the visitors fourteen minutes later. It was a game that turned on the second half, with Seoul rebuilding after the break.
Anyang Greeners took control for a spell, with Euller finding the net again in the fifty-ninth minute. The visitors also had a penalty goal credited to him in the sixty-seventh minute, but Seoul pulled two goals back in quick succession—one in the sixtieth and another in the sixty-seventh. The hosts were touch and go for a while, then found their footing.
Seoul E-Land dominated possession and created more chances. They recorded ninety-one attacks to Anyang's eighty-one, with eight shots on target compared to the visitors' three. Anyang were more clinical with their finishing at sixty per cent accuracy, but Seoul's volume of attempts told. The hosts gave away too many cheap fouls, earning ten free-kicks for the opposition versus their own three.
The result moves Seoul E-Land further clear in second place with forty-five points from twenty-four matches. Anyang Greeners remain rooted in sixteenth with nineteen points after twenty-three games. The visitors have won only five times all season and lost fourteen, while Seoul have picked up thirteen victories and six draws.
Seoul E-Land were unbeaten in their last two league fixtures before this match, drawing with Hwaseon and beating Busan IPark. Anyang Greeners had shown some resilience with a draw against Asan Mugunghwa and a win over Paju City, but their recent record of 0:5 against Gyeongnam and 0:2 against Jinju City suggests they are still struggling. This result keeps Seoul in the hunt while Anyang's campaign continues to falter.