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Suwon Samsung beat Seongnam 2-0 to extend record win streak
Suwon Samsung beat Seongnam 2-0 in a K League 2 match in Seongnam, South Korea.
The win was Suwon’s club-record seventh straight victory, and the team has gone 12 games without a loss.
Suwon now has 62 points, eight ahead of second-place Suwon FC and third-place Seoul E-Land, with four matches left.
The club was relegated from South Korea’s top division in 2023 and is seeking a return after three seasons in the second tier.
The top two teams earn direct promotion to K League 1, and Suwon needs five more points to secure the title even if its closest rivals win all their remaining games.
Coach Lee Jung-hyo said promotion is the team’s only goal, despite the winning streak.
Lee will miss the next match against Daegu after accumulating yellow cards, and assistant coach Ma Cheol-jun is set to lead the team.
Suwon Samsung beat Seongnam FC 2-0 on 25 October to set a club record with a seventh consecutive league win.
The result left Suwon top of K League 2 with 62 points and an eight-point lead over second-place Suwon FC, with four matches remaining.
Kang Hyun-muk scored Suwon’s opener, and a late own goal by Seongnam defender Lee Sang-min made it 2-0.
Suwon also extended its unbeaten run to 12 matches.
- Who
- Suwon Samsung and Seongnam FC.
- What
- Suwon beat Seongnam 2-0, recording a club-best seventh consecutive league win.
- When
- 25 October 2026.
- Where
- Tancheon Sports Complex in Seongnam.
- Why
- Suwon won through Kang Hyun-muk’s header and a Seongnam own goal. The sources do not state a broader reason for the result.
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Suwon beat Hwaseong FC 3-2 to record its sixth consecutive win and equal its previous club record.
Suwon beat Seongnam 2-0, setting a club record with its seventh consecutive league win.
- Final score
- Suwon Samsung 2-0 Seongnam FC
- Suwon streak
- 7 consecutive wins
- Suwon points
- 62
- Lead over second place
- 8 points
- Matches remaining
- 4
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What people are saying
Only promotion to K League 1 is the goal. Winning streaks or unbeaten records in K League 2 are meaningless.
The players carried out the tactics on the field excellently, beyond expectations.