by Joe Quinn (@chiefinkorea) Five games. Four goals. 7,288 paying fans. With K-League 1 on an international break, it was time for K-League 2 to take centre stage but those were the grim statistics for Korea’s second tier over the weekend. In fact, in the 20 games played over the first four rounds so far…
(original article sourced from sports-g.com)
Week 3 of the K-League One season and yet another win for Gyeongnam as they romped to a 3-1 victory away to Jeonnam as Marcao bagged himself another goal this time from the penalty spot. Gangwon also maintained their 100% start to the season as a Diego double secured the points at home to Sangju…
K-League United Supremo Ryan Walters may have previous for changing teams, but it still came as a surprise on the first Sunday of the season when one of his top Capos, Jeonbuk’s Matt Binns, was at it too. Earlier the same day, friend of the pod and confirmed Bluewing chiefinkorea did exactly the same thing.…
Week 2 of the K-League One season and yet another hugely unexpected result, well unless your name is Ferdinand, as Jeonbuk crashed to a 3-2 defeat at Incheon. Also causing a few eyebrows to raise ala The Rock was Gyeongnam carrying on their winning form from week 1 as they completed a miserable week…
(original article sourced from Naver)
SUWON FC WIN 1-0 DESPITE SCORING A CONTROVERSIAL OWN GOAL. by Joe Quinn (@chiefinkorea) After observing K-league football from afar for a number of years and only attending a few random games each season, I took the plunge this close season and committed to Suwon FC.
