Jeonnam vs Gimpo FCPrediction, probable lineups, recent form & season stats

Jeonnam Dragons come into matchday twenty-six sixteenth with 20 points: twenty-three games, four wins, eight draws and eleven defeats, twenty-six goals scored and thirty-eight conceded. In Gwangyang the balance is even, three wins, three draws and three defeats in nine matches with ten goals scored and ten conceded; away from home it is one win, five draws and eight defeats in fourteen trips, sixteen goals scored and twenty-eight conceded. The last five produced two wins, one draw and two defeats, with the two earliest of those rounds both ending in a loss. Gimpo Citizen are eighth on 31 points, built on seven wins, ten draws and six defeats in twenty-three rounds and a level goal count, twenty-eight for and twenty-eight against. Away form is the stronger side of it: six wins, five draws and three defeats in fourteen trips, seventeen goals scored and fourteen conceded, while at home the record stops at one win, five draws and three defeats in nine matches, eleven goals scored and fourteen conceded. The last five brought one win, two draws and two defeats, and the latest round ended in defeat. The competition average is 2.69 goals per game. The prediction may change in the hours before kick-off. Confirmed line-ups, late injuries, suspensions, rotation ahead of other fixtures and the state of the pitch and the weather can all alter the picture described above. In those cases the selection may be reviewed and updated within 12 to 24 hours of the match: this happens rarely, but when it does, the version published on this page is always the current one. The data and assessments here are provided for information and statistical purposes.