FC Seoul holds a commanding 18-point lead atop the K League 1 table with 65 points from 31 matches after a 2-1 home win over Jeju SK on October 10, where Moon Seon-min and Patryk Klimala scored. The club needs only seven more points from its remaining seven fixtures to clinch its first title in a decade, regardless of results elsewhere. Ulsan HD’s 4-3 loss to Gwangju and the mid-table clustering of Gangwon, Jeju SK, and Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors have left challengers with minimal mathematical hope. Trader consensus at 90.5% for Seoul reflects this insurmountable cushion in the championship round, though a prolonged injury crisis or unprecedented collapse in form could theoretically reopen the race.