Korea Republic / K-League Women
#TeamPWDLGoalsPTS
1Suwon Women27202560:2162
2Hwacheon KSPO Women281510339:1455
3Gyeongju Women271071040:3237
4Seoul City Women281141325:3837
5Busan-Boeun Sangmu Women271131326:3336
6Gumi Sportstoto Sejong Women27961226:3433
7Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels Women27761422:3827
8Changnyeong Women27461723:5118
#TeamPWDLGoalsPTS
1Suwon Women1392227:829
2Hwacheon KSPO Women1484222:828
3Seoul City Women1463513:1921
4Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels Women1451810:2016
5Gyeongju Women1442820:1914
6Busan-Boeun Sangmu Women1333712:1912
7Gumi Sportstoto Sejong Women1433813:1712
8Changnyeong Women1314811:237
#TeamPWDLGoalsPTS
1Suwon Women14110333:1333
2Hwacheon KSPO Women1476117:627
3Busan-Boeun Sangmu Women1480614:1424
4Gyeongju Women1365220:1323
5Gumi Sportstoto Sejong Women1363413:1721
6Seoul City Women1451812:1916
7Incheon Hyundai Steel Red Angels Women1325612:1811
8Changnyeong Women1432912:2811

K-League Women Standings & Table — Korea Republic

This is the K-League Women table — the current standings for one of the Korea Republician football competitions covered on Odds-Fan.

The table shows where every team sits right now, from the leaders at the top to the strugglers at the bottom.

Current season: 04.04.2026 – 31.10.2026 (26/27).

How to read the K-League Women table

The standings rank teams by points. For each one you can see:

  1. matches played, won, drawn and lost;
  2. goals scored and conceded, and the goal difference;
  3. total points and current position.

Why the table matters for betting

Form and position tell you a lot before you bet:

  1. spot which teams are climbing and which are slipping;
  2. see who's fighting for the title — and who's near the drop;
  3. weigh that against the odds for their next match.

From the table to the best price

A strong league position doesn't always mean a strong price. Once you've checked where a team stands, open its next K-League Women fixture and compare the bookmakers' odds — the same approach works for every match we cover.

FAQ

They rank every team by points — wins, draws, losses, goal difference and current position in K-League Women.

04.04.2026 – 31.10.2026.

The standings reflect the latest played matches, so positions change as each round finishes.

It shows form and momentum — useful context to weigh against the bookmakers' odds before you back a team.