Ulsan vs Melbourne Victory Live Score and Live Stream

Preview

In 1/8 final action, Ulsan met Melbourne Victory on December 6. Ulsan wrapped up the match with a 3-0 triumph.

The game turned on the 65th minute when Bjorn Johnsen found the net, putting Ulsan ahead. Doo Jae Won added to the score, while Johnsen struck one more time, bringing the match to a 3-0 conclusion.

As Ulsan and Melbourne Victory are set to clash again, the memory of Ulsan's 6-2 win in their Champions League Group Stage encounter from 7 years ago still lingers. In impressive form, Ulsan has claimed wins against Shanghai Shenhua, F.C.Tokyo and Perth Glory, with their sights now set on a victory over Melbourne Victory to keep the momentum going..

Melbourne Victory enter the match on a positive note as well, having secured a victory over Seoul in their last outing. However, their backline remains a concern, having conceded goals in each of their last five matches.

In this 1/8 final showdown, the spotlight will fall on the players who have been pivotal for Ulsan and Melbourne Victory throughout the campaign. Ulsan’s leading scorer Junior Negao and Bit Garam Yoon have played significant roles in the team’s attack, with Do-hun Kim at the helm, each providing decisive moments in their offensive play. Negao has led Ulsan’s scoring efforts this term with 28 goals in all competitions. Ulsan’s attacking depth is further showcased by Bjorn Johnsen, Kim In-Sung and Chung Yong Lee, who have each made valuable contributions this season.

Meanwhile, Melbourne Victory’s offensive unit, with Grant Brebner steering the side, has leaned on Jake Brimmer, their main scorer, and Ola Toivonen, as they continue to drive the team’s attacking efforts forward. Brimmer has already scored two goals in all competitions this term. Melbourne Victory’s offense has also been strengthened by Migjen Basha, Josh Hope and Robbie Kruse, who have provided crucial contributions in the final third.

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Line-Ups

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Ulsan kicked off the game with Su-hyeok Jo, Ju-ho Park, Dave Bulthuis, Kee Hee Kim, Woo Seol Young, Myong Jin Ko, Jin-Ho Shin, Chung Yong Lee, Kim In-Sung, Bit Garam Yoon and Junior Negao as starters, with Chul Hong, Tae Hwan Kim, Ju Hwan Seo, Seung Hyun Jung, Doo Jae Won, Dong-ho Jeong, Bjorn Johnsen, Seong-jun Kim, Sang-heon Lee and Keun-Ho Lee on the bench.

Melbourne Victory's starting eleven were Max Crocombe, Adam Traore, Aaron Anderson, Nick Ansell, Storm Roux, Marco Rojas, Jake Brimmer, Jay Barnett, Elvis Kamsoba, Ben Folami and Jacob Butterfield, with Matt Acton, Marko Bulic, Gianluca Iannucci, Birkan Kirdar, Brandon Lauton, Luis Lawrie-Lattanzio, So Nishikawa, Dylan Ryan and Joshua Varga on the bench.

Stats

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• Ball Possession: 56 - 44
• Total Attempts: 19 - 6
• Shots On Target: 8 - 3
• Corners: 10 - 2

Referee showed the yellow card four times throughout the game. Jacob Butterfield, Jin-Ho Shin, Aaron Anderson and Doo Jae Won were the ones to receive it.

Head-to-head

Since February 2018, the teams have gone head-to-head twice. Out of the two matches, Ulsan have won one, and the last game was a draw. The last time these teams met was on April 4, 2018, in the Group Stage of the Champions League, and Ulsan emerged victorious with a 6-2 scoreline. In total, Ulsan have managed nine goals in these two meetings, compared to Melbourne Victory's five. As things stand, Ulsan have a superior head-to-head record against Melbourne Victory in their recent encounters.

Recent Form

Ulsan's recent form includes five consecutive wins, with victories against Shanghai Shenhua, F.C.Tokyo and Perth Glory in their last five matches, while Melbourne Victory's most recent outing ended in a win against FC Seoul. Overall, in their last twenty matches, Ulsan have recorded eleven wins, four losses, and five draws, while Melbourne Victory have won six of their last twenty matches, losing eleven and drawing three.

Video Highlights

We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between Ulsan and Melbourne Victory in real time. You can watch the goals by Bjorn Johnsen and Doo Jae Won as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of Ulsan - Melbourne Victory are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.