Pyeongchang United Edge Past Haman in Five-Goal Thriller
Pyeongchang United secured a 3:2 victory over Haman in their K4 League Regular Season encounter on 29 August 2026. The away side took all three points despite facing a resilient home outfit that pushed them throughout the ninety minutes. The result keeps Pyeongchang United in seventh place with 23 points after eighteen matches, while Haman remain in eleventh with 17 points.
The opening exchanges were tight, with two yellow cards arriving early — one after two minutes and another seventeen minutes in. The deadlock broke at twenty-eight minutes when the first goal found the net. Pyeongchang United then doubled their advantage in the second half, scoring at forty-nine and fifty-one minutes to establish control. Haman pulled one back at fifty-four minutes, but the visitors responded almost immediately with another goal at sixty-seven minutes to seal the victory.
Discipline proved to be a factor as the match progressed. Three further yellow cards were shown after the interval — at forty-seven, sixty, and eighty minutes — suggesting the game tightened up as the home side chased the result. The visitors managed their composure better in the closing stages, holding on for the win despite the pressure.
Both sides came into this fixture with mixed recent form. Haman had won their last outing 1:0 against Sejong SA but followed it with defeats to Namyangju and Daejeon Citizen. Pyeongchang United were coming off a 0:1 loss to Chincheon but had shown they could compete, losing 2:3 to Suwon and 1:3 to Gwangju Citizen in their previous three matches.
The five-goal tally reflects an open contest rather than a tactical stalemate. Pyeongchang United's ability to score at crucial moments — particularly the pair of goals in quick succession around the fifty-minute mark — made the difference. Haman's response at fifty-four showed character, but they could not find the equaliser they needed.
With two points separating them in the table, the gap between seventh and eleventh place remains narrow. Both teams have played eighteen games, and there are still fourteen matchdays remaining in the regular season. The result extends Pyeongchang United's unbeaten run to two matches while Haman's winless streak in their last three outings continues to grow.