Donghaean derby

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Donghaean Derby
동해안 더비
Other namesYeongnam Derby
LocationSouth Korea North Gyeongsang Province (Pohang), Ulsan Metropolitan City (Ulsan)
TeamsPohang Steelers
Ulsan Hyundai
First meeting1 April 1984
Latest meetingUlsan 2-0 Pohang
2020 K League 1
(August 15, 2020)
BroadcastersK League 1 broadcasters of K League broadcast licensee (JTBC Golf&Sports, skySports, )
Statistics
Most winsPohang Steelers (63)

Donghaean Derby (Korean: 동해안 더비, lit. east sea coast Derby, the Korean local name for Sea of Japan coast Derby) is a oldest and fierce football rivalry between Pohang Steelers and Ulsan Hyundai, two professional football clubs based in Gyeongsang Province in South Korea.[1]Pohang and Ulsan are geographically close east coast ports of Korea.

History[]

After both teams settled down in their current cities in the mid-1990s, the rivalry between the two slowly formed.

The rivalry truly started after the 1998 K League Championship, in which the two clubs met in the semifinal. In the first leg, Pohang beat Ulsan 3-2 in a thrilling match in which three goals were scored in the added minutes of the second half. In the second leg, held in the Ulsan Stadium, they were drawing 1-1, which meant Pohang were about to progress to the final, until Ulsan's goalkeeper Kim Byung-Ji scored a last-minute header after a free-kick. The goal made the aggregate score 4-4, and Ulsan eventually became the winner after Kim Byung-Ji saved Pohang's two penalties in the following penalty shoot-out. In 2001, Kim Byung-Ji, who had been having a series of conflicts with Ulsan because the club did not let him move to Europe, moved directly to Pohan, recording the highest transfer fee in the K League at that time.[2] His move intensified the tension between two clubs. From then, two clubs met coincidentally in several important matches. Two clubs met in the 2004 K League Championship semi-final and Pohang progressed to the final with André Luiz Tavares's goal. Four years later, they met again in the 2008 K League Championship First Round. After a goalless draw, the game continued to penalties, in which Ulsan won by 4-2.[3]

The name Donghaean means East Coast, where Pohang and Ulsan are located.

Venues[]

Pohang Steelers
Donghaean derby is located in South Korea
Pohang
Ulsan
Ulsan
 Ulsan Hyundai
Pohang Steel Yard Ulsan Stadium Ulsan Munsu Football Stadium
Capacity: 25,000 Capacity: 19,665 Capacity: 44,102
Pohang080413 1.jpg Ulsan Sports Complex1.JPG

Players who have played for both clubs[]

  • South Korea Choi Kang-hee (Pohang: 1983, Ulsan: 1984–1992)
  • South Korea Chung Jong-son (Pohang: 1985, Ulsan: 1989–1994)
  • South Korea Cho Keung-yeon (Pohang: 1985–1991, Ulsan: 1992)
  • South Korea Yoon Deok-yeo (Ulsan: 1986–1991, Pohang: 1992)
  • South Korea Wang Sun-jae (Pohang: 1987–1988, Ulsan: 1988–1989)
  • South Korea Kim Byung-ji (Ulsan: 1992–2000, Pohang: 2001–2005)
  • South Korea Kim Sang-hoon (Ulsan: 1996–2001, Pohang: 2002–2003)
  • South Korea Lee Kil-yong (Ulsan: 1999–2002, Pohang: 2003–2004)
  • South Korea Choi Chul-woo (Ulsan: 2000–2001, Pohang: 2002–2003)
  • South Korea Kwon Jung-hyuk (Ulsan: 2001–2006, Pohang: 2007)
  • South Korea Woo Sung-yong (Pohang: 2003–2004, Ulsan: 2007–2008)
  • South Korea Oh Beom-seok (Pohang: 2003–2007, 2020–present Ulsan: 2009–2010)
  • South Korea Lee Jin-ho (Ulsan: 2003–2011, Pohang: 2010(loan))
  • South Korea Kim Jin-yong (Ulsan: 2004–2005, Pohang: 2012)
  • South Korea Kim Jee-Hyuk (Ulsan: 2005–2007, Pohang: 2008–2011)
  • South Korea Lee Won-Jae (Pohang: 2005–2007, Ulsan: 2009–2010, Pohang: 2010–2012)
  • South Korea Yang Dong-hyen (Ulsan: 2005–2008, 2014–2015, Pohang: 2016–2017)
  • South Korea Go Seul-ki (Pohang: 2005–2009, Ulsan: 2010–2012)
  • South Korea Choi Tae-uk (Pohang: 2006–2007, Ulsan: 2014)
  • South Korea Lee Jae-won (Ulsan: 2006–2007, 2014, Pohang: 2015–2016)
  • South Korea Kim Ji-min (Ulsan: 2007, Pohang: 2008)
  • Brazil Brasília (Ulsan: 2008, Pohang: 2009)
  • Brazil Almir (Ulsan: 2008–2009, Pohang: 2010)
  • South Korea No Byung-jun (Pohang: 2008–2013, Ulsan: 2010(loan))
  • South Korea Seol Ki-hyeon (Pohang: 2010, Ulsan: 2011)
  • South Korea Lee Gi-dong (Pohang: 2010–2011, Ulsan: 2011)
  • South Korea Choi Jae-soo (Ulsan: 2010–2012, Pohang: 2015)
  • South Korea Sin Jin-ho (Pohang: 2011–2015, 2021–present Ulsan: 2019–2021)
  • South Korea Park Sung-ho (Pohang: 2012–2013, 2015 Ulsan: 2016)
  • South Korea Yoo Jun-soo (Ulsan: 2014–2018, Pohang: 2019)
  • South Korea Jung Jae-yong (Ulsan: 2016–2019, Pohang: 2019)
  • South Korea Shin Hyung-min (Pohang: 2008–2012, Ulsan: 2021–present)
  • South Korea Kim Seong-ju (Ulsan: 2018, Pohang: 2021–present)

Match reports[]

League matches[]

# Date Round Home team Score Away team Goals (Home) Goals (Away) Attendance
1 1 April 1984 POSCO 1–1 Hyundai (2) Baek Jong-chul (8)
2 19 May 1984 POSCO 0–2 Hyundai Landsbergen (28), Baek Jong-chul (77)
3 29 July 1984 POSCO 2–1 Hyundai Choi Soon-ho (6), Lee Kil-yong (69) Alhassan (78)
4 29 August 1984 POSCO 3–4 Hyundai Choi Soon-ho (9), (30), Choi Sang-kook (55) Landsbergen (15, 77), (39), Baek Jong-chul (67)
5 27 April 1985 Hyundai 1–2 POSCO Landsbergen (85) Lee Heung-sil (34), Cho Keung-yeon (41)
6 26 June 1985 POSCO 0–0 Hyundai
7 1 September 1985 Hyundai 0–2 POSCO Schacht (30), Lee Heung-sil (82)
8 20 March 1986 POSCO 1–1 Hyundai Cho Keung-yeon (49) Ham Hyun-gi (2)
9 13 April 1986 Hyundai 0–0 POSCO
10 22 October 1986 POSCO 0–3 Hyundai (72), Ham Hyun-gi (75, 79)
11 9 November 1986 Hyundai 1–0 POSCO Ham Hyun-gi (61)
12 28 March 1987 Hyundai 2–2 POSCO (33), (43) Choi Sang-kook (71, 84)
13 29 March 1987 Hyundai 1–1 POSCO (47) Lee Heung-sil (49)
14 3 May 1987 POSCO 2–0 Hyundai Lee Heung-sil (12), Kang Tae-sik (48)
15 4 May 1987 POSCO 2–3 Hyundai Lee Kee-keun (63, 70) Kim Sam-soo (8), (20), Kim Jong-kun (62)
16 15 August 1987 POSCO 2–2 Hyundai Choi Sang-kook (26), Choi Soon-ho (43) (66, 86)
17 17 August 1987 POSCO 4–2 Hyundai (10, 24), (o.g. 40), Choi Soon-ho (67) (27), Baek Jong-chul (64)
18 19 September 1987 Hyundai 3–4 POSCO Choi Kang-hee (33), (62, PK 75) (31, 47), Lee Kil-yong (68), Choi Sang-kook (73)
19 20 September 1987 Hyundai 1–2 POSCO Nam Ki-young (o.g. 58) Lee Kee-keun (4), Choi Sang-kook (27)
20 9 April 1988 POSCO 1–0 Hyundai (80)
21 7 May 1988 Hyundai 0–1 POSCO (86)
22 11 June 1988 Hyundai 3–1 POSCO Yoon Deok-yeo (44), Baek Jong-chul (75), Kang Jae-soon (82) Lee Kee-keun (15)
23 23 July 1988 POSCO 0–2 Hyundai Ham Hyun-gi (6, 89)
24 4 September 1988 POSCO 2–2 Hyundai (37), Lee Kee-keun (56) Kang Jae-soon (38), (89)
25 22 October 1988 Hyundai 0–1 POSCO Choi Sang-kook (52)
26 6 May 1989 Hyundai 0–0 POSCO
27 9 May 1989 POSCO 0–1 Hyundai (68)
28 28 May 1989 POSCO 0–2 Hyundai (49), Lee Soo-chul (49)
29 3 June 1989 Hyundai 0–0 POSCO
30 13 September 1989 Hyundai 1–1 POSCO Kim Jong-kun (65) Lee Kee-keun (70)
31 16 September 1989 POSCO 2–1 Hyundai Cho Keung-yeon (6, 28) Choi Gwang-ji (9)
32 18 October 1989 POSCO 2–1 Hyundai (61), Choi Moon-sik (87) (42)
33 21 October 1989 Hyundai 3–4 POSCO Lee Jong-hwa (5), Kang Jae-soon (46), (86) Cho Keung-yeon (35, 50, 79), (89)
34 5 April 1990 POSCO 0–0 Hyundai
35 21 April 1990 Hyundai 0–0 POSCO
36 30 May 1990 POSCO 2–2 Hyundai Choi Sang-kook (28), (48) Lee Jong-hwa (76, 89)
37 18 August 1990 Hyundai 1–1 POSCO Shin Yon-ho (89) Lee Kee-keun (76)
38 9 October 1990 Hyundai 1–0 POSCO Song Ju-seok (13)
39 30 October 1990 POSCO 3–2 Hyundai Lee Heung-sil (5), (53), Kim Sang-ho (78) Choi Kang-hee (15), Ham Hyun-gi (81)
40 31 March 1991 POSCO 0–0 Hyundai
41 4 May 1991 Hyundai 1–0 POSCO Kim Hyun-seok (25)
42 29 June 1991 Hyundai 1–1 POSCO (56) (36)
43 17 July 1991 Hyundai 1–1 POSCO Kang Deuk-soo (33) (52)
44 10 August 1991 POSCO 0–2 Hyundai Kim Hyun-seok (33), Song Ju-seok (47)
45 7 September 1991 POSCO 1–0 Hyundai Lee Kee-keun (81)
46 14 September 1991 Hyundai 2–2 POSCO (o.g. 14), Choi Kang-hee (44) Park Kyung-hoon (68), (74)
47 3 November 1991 POSCO 0–1 Hyundai Kim Hyun-seok (20)
48 25 April 1992 Hyundai 1–0 POSCO Shin Hong-gi (89)
49 30 May 1992 POSCO 1–0 Hyundai Park Tae-ha (41)
50 4 July 1992 Hyundai 0–1 POSCO Choi Moon-sik (33)
51 10 October 1992 Hyundai 1–2 POSCO Song Ju-seok (76) Rade (13, 74)
52 11 November 1992 POSCO 1–3 Hyundai Park Chang-hyun (20) Kang Jae-soon (26), Shin Hong-gi (37, 87)
53 14 November 1992 POSCO 1–0 Hyundai Hong Myung-bo (88)
54 17 April 1993 POSCO 2–0 Hyundai Park Chang-hyun (50), (85)
55 22 May 1993 Hyundai 1–0 POSCO Im Jae-sun (68)
56 17 July 1993 POSCO 4–1 Hyundai Yoo Dong-kwan (25), (30), Cha Sang-hae (35), Rade (68) Im Jae-sun (18)
57 11 September 1993 POSCO 2–0 Hyundai Rade (49), (64)
58 15 September 1993 Hyundai 1–1 (PSO 4–3) POSCO (3) (PK 12)
59 9 October 1993 Hyundai 0–0 (PSO 5–6) POSCO
60 9 April 1994 POSCO 0-1 Hyundai Kim Jong-kun (68)
61 30 April 1994 Hyundai 2-2 POSCO Yoo Sang-chul (PK 28), (86) Park Chang-hyun (14), (44)
62 20 August 1994 POSCO 0–0 Hyundai
63 14 September 1994 Hyundai 0–0 POSCO
64 2 November 1994 POSCO 3–2 Hyundai Hwang Sun-hong (14, 79), Rade (20) Kim Jong-kun (25), Im Jae-sun (87)
65 7 May 1995 Pohang 0–0 Hyundai
66 29 July 1995 Hyundai 0-1 Pohang Gu Sang-bum (25)
67 19 August 1995 Hyundai 1-1 Pohang Kim Hyun-seok (50) Hwang Sun-hong (4)
68 23 September 1995 Pohang 0–0 Hyundai
69 15 May 1996 Pohang 0–0 Ulsan
70 30 June 1996 Ulsan 2-3 Pohang Shin Hong-gi (61, 86) Rade (15), (PK 35), Park Tae-ha (53)
71 29 August 1996 Pohang 3–2 Ulsan Hwang Sun-hong (23, 82), Jeon Kyung-jun (54) Jung Jeong-soo (48), Kim Hyun-seok (62)
72 12 October 1996 Ulsan 0-2 Pohang Jeon Kyung-jun (26), Park Tae-ha (69)
73 4 May 1997 Ulsan 2-0 Pohang Yoo Sang-chul (21), Kim Jong-kun (65)
74 19 October 1997 Pohang 2-1 Ulsan Tomou (44, 69) Kim Sang-hoon (41)
75 22 July 1998 Ulsan 4-4 (PSO 5-4) Pohang Kim Jong-kun (11, 62), Lee Moon-seok (17), (40) Lee Dong-gook (34, 58), Park Tae-ha (PK 48), Baek Seung-chul (72)
76 10 October 1998 Pohang 1-2 Ulsan Baek Seung-chul (40) Jung Jeong-soo (12), Yoo Sang-chul (PK 35)
77 21 October 1998 C Pohang 3-2 Ulsan (57), Choi Moon-sik (89), Baek Seung-chul (90+6) Jung Jeong-soo (16), Kim Jong-kun (90+3)
78 24 October 1998 C Ulsan 2-1 Pohang Kim Hyun-seok (71), Kim Byung-ji (90) Park Tae-ha (85)
79 30 June 1999 Pohang 2-1 Ulsan Lee Dong-gook (22, 33) Kim Hyun-seok (25)
80 18 August 1999 Ulsan 2-3 Pohang Kim Sang-hoon (42), Victor (78) Ko Jeong-woon (16, 52, 77)
81 15 September 1999 Ulsan 3-4 Pohang Kim Hyun-seok (22, 83), (33) (56, 64), Baek Seung-chul (67, 82)
82 14 May 2000 Ulsan 1-1 (PSO 1-3) Pohang Jung Jeong-soo (87) Kim Jong-chun (4)
83 21 June 2000 Ulsan 1-0 Pohang (90)
84 6 September 2000 Pohang 2-3 Ulsan Sasa (10, 69) Lee Kil-yong (25), (41), Son Jeong-tak (82)
85 11 July 2001 Ulsan 0-1 Pohang Ha Seok-ju (50)
86 25 August 2001 Pohang 3-2 Ulsan Kim Sang-rok (53) Goran (63, 79) (73, 90+4)
87 26 September 2001 Ulsan 2-1 Pohang Lee Kil-yong (30), Savic (o.g. 52) Ha Seok-ju (85)
88 3 August 2002 Ulsan 3-0 Pohang Alison (44), Lee Chun-soo (69), Kim Hyun-seok (75)
89 18 September 2002 Ulsan 2-1 Pohang Lee Kil-yong (61, 85) (42)
90 25 September 2002 Pohang 1-0 Ulsan Goran (10)
91 26 March 2003 Pohang 2-1 Ulsan Choi Yoon-yeol (8), Woo Sung-yong (61) Lee Chun-soo (59)
92 9 July 2003 Ulsan 0-0 Pohang
93 31 August 2003 Pohang 2-3 Ulsan Choi Chul-woo (8), Kim Gi-dong (17) Dodô (26, PK 67), (28)
94 9 November 2003 Ulsan 1-2 Pohang (47) Choi Yoon-yeol (15), Kim Sang-rok (31)
95 23 May 2004 Ulsan 0-1 Pohang Hwang Jin-sung (90)
96 3 August 2004 Pohang 0-1 Ulsan Zé Carlos (PK 32)
97 5 December 2004 C Pohang 1-0 Ulsan Tavares (36)
98 6 July 2005 Ulsan 1-3 Pohang Yoo Sang-chul (44) Lee Dong-gook (PK 17, 79), Itamar (87)
99 29 October 2005 Pohang 2-1 Ulsan Tavares (PK 77), Lee Jung-ho (88) Machado (PK 55)
100 10 May 2006 Pohang 0-0 Ulsan
101 5 November 2006 Ulsan 0-1 Pohang Lee Dong-gook (58)
102 16 June 2007 Ulsan 0-0 Pohang
103 10 October 2007 Pohang 1-0 Ulsan Jonhes (21)
104 28 October 2007 C Ulsan 1-2 Pohang Woo Sung-yong (70) Hwang Jae-won (34), Lee Gwang-jae (76)
105 15 March 2008 Ulsan 3-0 Pohang Lee Jin-ho (12), Brasília (51), Woo Sung-yong (69)
106 19 July 2008 Pohang 3-1 Ulsan Denilson (14), Stevo (29), Jang Hyun-kyu (54) Lee Jin-ho (19)
107 22 November 2008 C Ulsan 0-0 (PSO 4-2) Pohang
108 4 April 2009 Pohang 1-1 Ulsan Kim Gi-dong (57) Almir (74)
109 1 August 2009 Ulsan 2-2 Pohang Lee Jin-ho (50), Slavčo (90+1) Kim Hyung-il (40), Yoo Chang-hyun (76)
110 5 May 2010 Pohang 1-1 Ulsan Lee Gi-dong (27) Oh Beom-seok (73)
111 29 August 2010 Ulsan 1-1 Pohang Oh Beom-seok (88) Kim Hyung-il (90+4)
112 23 April 2011 Pohang 2-0 Ulsan Cho Chan-ho (78), Chuva (84)
113 16 October 2011 Ulsan 2-1 Pohang Go Seul-ki (21), Ko Chang-hyun (90+2) Asamoah (82)
114 26 November 2011 C Pohang 0-1 Ulsan Seol Ki-hyeon (PK 72)
115 3 March 2012 Pohang 0-1 Ulsan Kim Shin-wook (44)
116 27 June 2012 Ulsan 3-1 Pohang Maranhão (27), Aki (47), Choi Jae-soo (66) No Byung-jun (30)
117 14 October 2012 Pohang 3-1 Ulsan Kim Dae-ho (39), Derek Asamoah (67), Park Sung-ho (71) Maranhão (56)
118 3 November 2012 Ulsan 0-1 Pohang No Byung-jun (68)
119 18 May 2013 Pohang 1-2 Ulsan Ko Moo-yeol (27) Shin Kwang-hoon (OG, 24), Kim Yong-tae (82)
120 28 August 2013 Ulsan 2-0 Pohang Kim Young-sam (3), Han Sang-woon (68)
121 22 September 2013 Pohang 1-1 Ulsan Ko Moo-yeol (44) Rafael (35)
122 1 December 2013 Ulsan 0-1 Pohang Kim Won-il (90+5)
123 8 March 2014 Pohang 0-1 Ulsan Kim Shin-wook (82)
124 12 July 2014 Ulsan 0-2 Pohang Kim Jae-sung (76), Kim Seung-dae (79)
125 31 August 2014 Ulsan 1-2 Pohang Kim Shin-wook (26) Kang Soo-il (29), Kim Jae-sung (48)
126 9 November 2014 Pohang 2-2 Ulsan Kim Jae-sung (5), Kim Seung-dae (51) Kim Chi-gon (34), Yang Dong-hyen (58)
127 15 March 2015 Pohang 2-4 Ulsan Son Jun-ho (47), Tiago (77) Djeparov (45+1), Masuda (62), Yang Dong-hyen (66), Kim Shin-wook (78)
128 25 May 2015 Ulsan 2-2 Pohang Yang Dong-hyen (10, 32) Tiago (14), Kim Seung-dae (52)
129 19 August 2015 Ulsan 1-1 Pohang Djeparov (66) Ko Moo-yeol (17)
130 14 May 2016 Ulsan 0-0 Pohang
131 29 June 2016 Pohang 4-0 Ulsan Yang Dong-hyen (9), Oh Chang-hyeon (13), Shim Dong-woon (62), Jo Soo-chul (80)
132 18 September 2016 Ulsan 1-0 Pohang Mendy (78)
133 3 March 2017 Ulsan 2-1 Pohang Jung Jae-yong (74, 86) Yang Dong-hyen (82)
134 17 June 2017 Pohang 1-2 Ulsan Yang Dong-hyen (79) Lee Jong-ho (50), Kim Seung-jun (90+1)
135 13 August 2017 Ulsan 1-1 Pohang Kim In-sung (18) Yang Dong-hyen (2)
136 31 March 2018 Pohang 2-1 Ulsan Jung Won-jin (31), Kim Seung-dae (67) Júnior Negrão (78)
137 5 May 2018 Ulsan 2-1 Pohang Kim In-sung (49), Toyoda (53) Lee Keun-ho (1996) (18)
138 15 September 2018 Ulsan 2-0 Pohang Júnior Negrão (67), Lee Keun-ho (84)
139 2 December 2018 Pohang 1-3 Ulsan Lee Jin-hyun (39) Lee Keun-ho (29), Lee Chang-yong (72), Júnior Negrão (76)
140 4 May 2019 Pohang 2-1 Ulsan Lee Jin-hyun (35), Kim Seung-dae (61) Sin Jin-ho (31)
141 15 June 2019 Ulsan 1-0 Pohang Kang Min-soo (24)
142 6 October 2019 Pohang 2-1 Ulsan Paločević (PK 86), Lee Gwang-hyeok (90+2) Kim Tae-hwan (50)
143 1 December 2019 Ulsan 1-4 Pohang Júnior Negrão (36) Wanderson (26), Iljutcenko (55), Heo Yong-joon (87), Paločević (PK 90+7)
144 6 June 2020 Pohang 0-4 Ulsan Lee Chung-yong (25, 36), Kim In-sung (74), Júnior Negrão (84)
145 15 August 2020 Ulsan 2-0 Pohang Kim In-sung (53), Johnsen (55)
146 18 October 2020 Pohang 4-0 Ulsan Iljutcenko (2, 70), Paločević (78, 79)
147 13 March 2021 Pohang 1-1 Ulsan Song Min-kyu (72) Kim Min-jun (22)
148 22 May 2021 Ulsan 1-0 Pohang Yoon Bit-garam (83)
149 21 September 2021 Pohang 1-2 Ulsan Grant (84) Oh Se-hun (37), Vako (PK 50)

League Cup matches[]

# Date Round Home team Score Away team Goals (Home) Goals (Away) Attendance
1 18 May 1986 POSCO 0–1 Hyundai Ham Hyun-gi (72)
2 8 June 1986 Hyundai 0–0
POSCO W/O		 POSCO
3 6 July 1986 POSCO 1–4 Hyundai (89) Park Kyung-hoon (OG 41), Huh Jung-moo (54), Kim Jong-kun (84), Baek Jong-chul (89)
4 7 September 1986 Hyundai 2–0 POSCO Lee Jong-hwa (54), (74)
5 1 July 1992 Hyundai 1–0 POSCO Chung Jong-soo (60)
6 30 September 1992 POSCO 2–1 Hyundai (24), (o.g. 35) Kim Hyun-seok (44)
7 3 November 1993 Hyundai 1–0 POSCO Song Ju-seok (51)
8 4 June 1994 Hyundai 0–0 POSCO
9 25 March 1995 Hyundai 2–1 POSCO Kim Hyun-seok (42), (75) Rade Bogdanovic (13)
10 10 April 1996 Ulsan 1–2 Pohang Kim Jong-kun (14) Park Tae-ha (32), Hwang Sun-hong (65)
11 12 April 1997 Ulsan 1–1 Pohang Shin Hong-gi (54) Ahn Ik-soo (74)
12 25 June 1997 Group Stage Ulsan 0–1 Pohang (56)
13 13 August 1997 Group Stage Pohang 1–1 Ulsan Konovalov (87) (52)
14 29 April 1998 Semi-finals Ulsan 2–1 Pohang Kim Hyun-seok (44), Park Jung-bae (90+1) Savic (64)
15 30 May 1998 Pohang 1–2 Ulsan Park Tae-ha (36) Kim Jong-kun (41, 85)
16 6 August 1999 Pohang 1–1 (PSO 4–1) Ulsan Park Tae-ha (45) Son Jeong-tak (65)
17 18 July 2004 Pohang 3–1 Ulsan Hwang Ji-soo (68), Hwang Jae-won (75), Carlos (90+1) Kim Jin-yong (35)
18 16 March 2005 Ulsan 1–1 Pohang Zé Carlos (43) Itamar (90+3)
19 26 July 2006 Pohang 0–2 Ulsan Kim Yoon-sik (o.g. 21), Choi Sung-kuk (74)
20 14 March 2007 Group Stage Ulsan 0–0 Pohang
21 25 April 2007 Group Stage Pohang 0–2 Ulsan Yang Dong-hyen (58, 66)

FA Cup matches[]

# Date Round Home team Score Away team Goals (Home) Goals (Away) Attendance
1 5 December 1996 Semi-finals Pohang 1-0 Ulsan Cho Jin-ho (80)
2 23 November 1998 Semi-finals Ulsan 2-1 (a.e.t.) Pohang Kim Jong-kun (82), Seo Dong-won (99) Kim Myung-Gon (74)
3 18 November 2001 Semi-finals Pohang 2-1 (a.e.t.) Ulsan Lee Dong-gook (8), (PK 99) Lee Kil-yong (79)
4 23 September 2020 Semi-finals Ulsan 1-1 (PSO 4–3) Pohang Kim In-sung (52) Kim Tae-hwan (o.g. 12)

AFC Champions League matches[]

# Date Round Home team Score Away team Goals (Home) Goals (Away) Attendance
1 20 October 2021 Semi-finals Ulsan 1-1 (PSO 4–5) Pohang Yun Il-lok (52) Grant (89)

Korean National Football Championship[]

# Date Round Home team Score Away team Goals (Home) Goals (Away) Attendance
1 22 November 1989 Quarter-final Pohang 2-4 Ulsan Lee Heung-sil (37), Choi Sang-kook (61) (6), Ham Hyun-gi (31, 78), Choi Kang-hee (69)

Records and statistics[]

  • As of 20 October 2021
  • Penalty shoot-outs results are counted as a drawn match.

All-time results[]

Competition Played Pohang wins Draws Ulsan wins Pohang goals Ulsan goals
K League 1 149 57 45 47 188 179
League Cup 21 5 6 10 16 26
FA Cup 4 2 1 1 5 4
AFC Champions League 1 0 1 0 1 1
Korean National Football Championship 1 0 0 1 2 4
Total 176 64 53 59 212 214

See also[]

  • List of association football rivalries
  • List of sports rivalries
  • Nationalism and sport

References[]

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  2. ^ [골키퍼 김병지] 12억 '포항'이적 (in Korean). Hankook Ilbo. 2001-01-03. Retrieved 2013-07-06.
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