After a two week break that reminded me of the withdrawal scenes in the original Trainspotting movie it’s time for the K-League to return albeit, rather unexpectedly, minus some of it’s younger sons who are still in Poland with the U20 World Cup squad getting ready for the final. There were victories last time out…
With a full round of midweek K-League One fixtures behind us, some of which shall never be spoken about again, real gaps are beginning to appear in the league table as Jeonbuk,Ulsan and Seoul all slowly edge in front at the top while Seongnam, Gyeongnam, Jeju and Incheon are quickly being left behind at the…
After a two week holiday it’s time for some quick K-League predictions below, full previews will return for Week 14.
Last week’s K-League had a bit of an “old school” feel to it as Ulsan, Jeonbuk, Seoul and Bluewings all ran out winners with Jeju United being the only “top six” team still hugely under-performing as they remain the only team in K-League One without a victory to their name. Seongnam finally managed to buck…
Last week we had the first midweek games of the K-League One and it was a cracking set of maches as firstly Ulsan took top spot in the table on the Tuesday night with a 2-1 victory over FC Seoul while Wednesday witnessed Jeonbuk somehow managing to blow a 3-0 lead with 9 minutes to…
The international break is over and Son Heung-min is once again the hero after opening the scoring in Korea’s 2-1 friendly win over Colombia which followed their 1-0 win over Bolivia in Ulsan. You do feel that if they ever form a World Cup made up of only friendlies that Paulo Bento might just lead…
Next up for a ramble it was a jaunt down the Bundang Line to the Seongnam Sports Complex for it’s first competitive match in almost 10yrs. It wasn’t the first time I’d been to the grand old home of Seongnam FC as it was most recently used for their Reserve League matches but this was…
