The race for the title is just as important as the race for the standings.

The K League is coming to a close. The final round of the K League 1 starts this weekend. There are five games left per team. K League 2 is also in the thick of things, with four to five games left per team.

The K League 1 scoring race is led by foreign strikers Ilyuchenko (FC Seoul) and Mugosa (Incheon United), 토토사이트 모음 who have 14 goals apiece.

In terms of games played, Ilyuchenko (32) has played one less game than Mugosa (33). Ilyuchenko (2424 minutes) has also played fewer minutes than Mugosa (2750 minutes).

As a result, Ilyuchenko has been able to utilize his goal-scoring arsenal effectively. What’s more, there is a strong desire within Seoul to make Ilyuchenko their top scorer.

Seoul head coach Kim Ki-dong even mentioned making Ilyuchenko a top scorer as one of his goals for the final round. With Seoul’s lack of options up front, it’s likely that he’ll continue to play the role of the main striker for the remainder of the tournament.

Mugosa’s club, Incheon, is in last place and in danger of relegation. Mugosa is also under pressure due to the concentration of goals. Incheon have scored just one goal in their last four games, and Mugosa has been silent. It will be interesting to see how much of his scoring power will be mobilized in the final round, where the pressure is high. Not far behind him are Yago (Ulsan HD) and Lee Sang-heon (Gangwon FC-over 12 goals), who will also need to keep an eye on their scoring streaks.

K-League 2 also has a fierce competition for the top scorer. Lewis (Gimpo FC) and Motta (Cheonan City FC) are tied with 14 goals apiece. Lewis (30 games) is in first place with one game less. His team, Gimpo, has four games left, while Motta’s team, Cheonan, has five.

Andersson (Suwon FC – 12) leads the way in the K League 1. Kim Dae-won (Gimcheon Commerce – 8), Se Jing-ya (Daegu FC), and Hwang Mungi-Ki (Gangwon FC – 7) are close behind.

Conversely, K League 2 has yet to take shape. Mateusz (FC Anyang) leads the way with nine, but Joo Ning-yo (Chungnam Asan – eight) is close behind. The third-place group with seven assists is also closely contested by Basani (Bucheon FC), Kim Myung-soon (Chungbuk Cheongju FC), and Lamas (Busan I-Park).