Teagu beat Asan Mugunghwa 2:0 in the K-League 2 regular season on Sunday. The result moves the hosts up in the table while Asan's challenges fade. It was a straightforward afternoon, though the scoreline hides how the game unfolded.
Matheus Serafim opened the scoring in the sixty-second minute. He found space in the box and finished cleanly after Teagu worked the channels well. To be fair, the visitors had switched off at the back and paid for it.
The second goal came fifteen minutes later. Serafim struck again, this time from closer range. By then Asan had turned to the kids, throwing on fresh legs but finding no way back into the match.
Teagu controlled possession at 55 per cent and created more chances. Six shots on target against three for the visitors tells the story of who dominated. The hosts blocked two attempts and won six corners to four.
Asan concede too many chances from set pieces and free kicks. They gave up fourteen free kicks and saw three shots on target, yet only managed one on goal. The accuracy rate of 0.27 shows they wasted opportunities when they had them.
The win puts Teagu four points clear in fourth place with 43 points from 24 games. Asan sit seventh with 31 points from 22 matches. The gap widens and the pressure mounts on the visitors to find consistency.