Ulsan Hyundai vs Gangwon FC Prediction: Only The Home Side Will Find The Net

With three weeks to go in the Championship Playoffs, the Tigers of Ulsan Hyundai clash with the Kodiaks of Gangwon at the Munsu Football Grounds, hoping to truncate the form of the visiting outfit, who can't seem to lose. Ulsan has won the last two meetings on their home turf, and a perfect trio would fuel their silverware ambitions, which look almost established.

Recent Form: L-W-D-L-W

The Ulsan Tigers won at the Pohang Yard last week, dominating both halves with a full-time 2-0 score. Goalkeeper Hyeon Woo Jo was on top of his game, clinching the man of the match as Pohang's thirteen registered shots failed goal conversion.

Across the board, Uldan’s home form has successfully produced three domestic league wins and two losses in the AFC Champions League Elite.

Midfield gem Seung-beom Ko's masterful positioning is his team’s robust suit, as he is expected to connect all the dots between the midfield and the defence lines.

Ulsan will play JDT next in the AFC Champions League on the fifth.

Recent Form: L-D-W-W-W

Ten points in the last four games played by the Kodiaks have elevated the squad to the second spot on the league table, four points behind the league leaders, Ulsan.

Gangwon has shown unrivalled resilience in their last two league games against two of their recent opponents, FC Seoul and Gimcheon Sangmu, in games that pushed to 1-0 scoresheet readings.

Against Gimcheon, the game is perceived as goalless; they had the deadlock broken in the sixty-fourth minute by Yang Min Hyeok, despite Seung Woo Park clinching the match's most valuable player.

The team has won just two of the last five games away from home, and while it is perceived that they may lose some steps in this fixture, they are expected to deliver doggedness until the final whistle blows.

The last four meetings produced two wins for both sides, with a BTTS-NO playing out on all occasions. Furthermore, three games made less than three goals (U2.5).

The two sides will pull each other strings to the extremes, leaving a tiny margin for error. Our best picks are;

• Under 2.5 at 1.85 odds from Bet365.
• A BTTS-NO at 1.96 odds with Betway.
• A win for Ulsan at 2.10 odds from 1xbet.