K League 1 2026: Tabelle, Spielplan und Ergebnisse. 12 Teams.
We hold 198 matches in K League 1 from 2026.
The 2026 edition of the K League 1 has 12 teams.
The first match in our records for this competition was played on 28 February 2026, and the latest finished one on 11 October 2026.
FC Seoul top the 2026 table on 65 points from 31 matches.
The table figures above are as of 14 October 2026.
Second-placed Ulsan Hyundai FC are 18 points behind. Gwangju FC are bottom of the table with 18 points.
Across all 186 matches finished in our records, the average is 2.5 goals per match.
On average the home team scored 1.2 and the away team 1.3 in every finished match we hold.
The biggest margin of victory we hold came on 22 August 2026: FC Anyang 0-7 FC Seoul. The goals record in the data belongs to more than one match: 7 goals each. In every finished match we hold, the results read: home wins 32%, draws 33%, away wins 35%.
The widest result in our records was also the widest away win.
Margins of exactly one goal account for 40% of finished matches; goalless draws for 11%.
Four goals or more were scored in 24% of finished matches.
A margin of three goals or more settled 11% of the matches we hold.
Matches in which the home team did not concede: 28%; the away team did not concede: 31%.
FC Seoul have the most wins in our records, 20 wins, ahead of Ulsan Hyundai FC with 14 wins and Jeju United FC with 12 wins. FC Seoul have scored the most goals in this competition in our records, 58 goals. Level on the most matches played in our records: 12 teams, 31 matches each.
Joint longest unbeaten run: Gangwon FC and Jeju United FC, 9 matches without defeat each.
The longest winning run is 5 matches in a row by FC Seoul, from 15 August 2026 to 5 September 2026.
The busiest-day mark in the record, 6 matches, belongs to more than one date.
Most goals in a draw: Jeju United FC 3-3 Incheon United, played on 2 August 2026.
Matches with a winner were decided by an average of 1.7 goals.
Weekend kick-offs (Saturday or Sunday) make up 75% of the finished matches in our records.
The highest number of draws by one side is 18 draws, by Gimcheon Sangmu FC.