After two rounds of preliminaries it’s now time for the first Korean team to enter this year’s Asian Champions League as FC Seoul make a return to the competition after missing out in both 2018 and 2019. Seoul are joined by Japan’s FC Tokyo and Kashima Antlers along with Chinese Super Cup winners Shanghai SIPG.
Last week we seen victories for Ceres-Negros and Bali United as both teams progressed to the next preliminary round and one more step closer to the jackpot of the Group Stages. They are joined this week by teams from Thailand, Australia, Hong Kong and Vietnam.
This weekend sees the final round of games before the split and we really are no closer to finding out who our Champions will be and who we will be bidding farewell to for a year or so. It’s been a season of surprises, highs, lows and of course some questionable VAR decisions but finally…
With this year’s K-League looking like it might down to the wire like Pohang and Ulsan in 2013 here are predictions for this weekend’s games.
Predictions for the weekend’s games are below…
It’s been a crazy busy month in work so no previews again, but below are predictions for this weekend’s games.
This midweek sees the return to action of the K-League One after the Friday night farce that was the “K-League All-stars” clash with a lackluster and late Juventus. That match did allow players such as Osmar and Cessinha to showcase their talents in front of a crowd of eager Ronaldo ‘fan-boys’ but whether it will…
