The Korea Professional Football Federation (President Kwon Oh-gap) selected and announced the teams that won the Full Stadium Award, Plus Stadium Award, Fan Friendly Club Award and Green Stadium Award by evaluating the performance of attracting spectators, marketing, and grass management in 27-39 rounds of K League 2.
Incheon recorded an average of 11,203 paid spectators in a total of six home games held in 27-39 rounds, becoming the main character of the 'Full Stadium Award' given to the club that attracted the most spectators.
Incheon also won the 'Plus Stadium Award' which goes to the club with the largest increase in the average number of spectators compared to the last 2nd round. Incheon's average paid audience of 11,203 rounds from 27 to 39 is an increase of 1939 from 9,264 average paid spectators in the second round.
The "Fan Friendly Club Award" is given to the most fan-friendly club by evaluating marketing and fan service, and the winning team was selected by adding scores from the first judging committee (40%) and the second group vote (40% for reporters and 20% for fans). As a result, Seoul E-Land won the 3rd K League 2 Fan Friendly Club Award in the 2025 season. Seoul E-Land (95.6 points) won the hearts of fans by hosting a collaborative pop-up store on the fashion platform 'Mushin', planning fan events participating in the team such as 'Ilil Chef', and inviting celebrities and club legend players to home games.
Bucheon (86.8 points), which came in second place, received good reviews for its official mobile application launch and fan participation events such as 'Goalin Love' and 'Chusuk Family Photo', while Seongnam (86.4 points) gave fans a special experience by holding a brand day with the sports brand 'Umbro' and conducting a team-fan touch program.
The 'Green Stadium Award' was awarded by adding up the evaluation of the match supervisor (50%) and the evaluation of the team (50%). As a result, Cheonan Sports Complex, Cheonan's home stadium, received the highest score. Cheonan maintained an optimal ground condition through systematic management by the Cheonan City Corporation. Following this, Mokdong Sports Complex, E-Land's home stadium in Seoul, and Gudeok Sports Complex, Busan's home stadium, ranked second and third, respectively.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
