Gwangju vs Ulsan Hyundai Prediction: Ulsan Will Gain Early Advantage

The Korean FA semis are underway, with the Ulsan Tigers pushing comfort against Gwangju FC in the presence of alien hostilities. Although the quarter-finals were a drag for both sides, evidentiary proof of the resilience of the two contesting sides indicates an inevitable thrill as the defending hosts strive to maintain flawlessness. At the same time, the visitors would seek an early advantage.

Identified in this game as the side wearing yellow tops on yellow shorts, the hosting side’s tight-knitted journey through the domestic cup screams effort, having beaten Bucheon 3-2 in the round of 16 and Seongnam 3-2 in the quarterfinals.

The show's star is expected to be Jasir Asani, who is expected to convert all setpieces with his direct free kicks and long-shot accuracy. As he dominates the left flank region from the midfield to the attack, he is expected to lay up passes that would be converted to goals, as earlier cup games established.

 The Ulsan Tigers were strong against Incheon United in the Quarterfinals, taking a 1-0 lead in the initial thirds of the game, courtesy of Min-Jun Kim’s 27th-minute goal. Ulsan is a side that pushes early dominance, and Gwangju has conceded goals in all their FA Cup games, giving a slight indication of defensive weakness. Expected to don white on white as their representing outfit, Darijan Bojanic steals the spotlight as the man of the team, playmaking his way in the midfield, pressing hand on his flanking cutbacks and incisive long balls.

Although Ulsan and Gwangju have a long history of clashes, Gwangju has won in the last four direct clashes, with four games, doubling as BTTS-NO and ending in less than three goals.

Ulsan is the team tipped to win, even if the onus remains huge on a few goals to be registered. Our few thoughts are:

• BTTS- NO at 1.98 odds from Betway.
• Under 2.5 match goals at 1.90 odds from Bet365.
• Ulsan Victory at 2.36 odds from 1xbet.