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K League United's tika-taka, quick-passing, straight to the point look ahead to the weekend's K League action - The Weekend Preview. In this week's episode, we look ahead to K League 1 Round 8 and the matches picked for English commentary, including a clash between two title contenders in FC Seoul and Daejeon Hana Citizen, as well as K League 2 Round 7. Remember to watch K League on TV.KLeague.com.

In this episode of the K League United Weekend Preview, we hear from Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors manager Gus Poyet following the 1-0 win over FC Anyang, Green Warriors goal scorer Andrea Compagno, as well as Anyang defender Thomas Oude Kotte. Then we look ahead to K League 1 Round 7, focusing on the matches picked for English commentary - Ulsan HD vs. FC Seoul, Daejeon Hana Citizen vs. Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, Gwangju FC vs. Jeju Sk, and FC Anyang vs. Gangwon FC. We also have a quick look at K League 2 Round 6. Watch K League live and for free on TV.KLeague.com.

We're two rounds into the new K League 1 campaign and all teams have shown us their opening hands. We take a look at what we think each side is going to offer. Matthew Binns, Paul Neat and Andrew Farrell are all reporting for podcast duty this week, drawing some sweeping conclusions about the season ahead after just two rounds. What could possibly go wrong?   We take a look at FC Anyang's promising foray into top flight life, while also casting a worrying glance over Park Tae-ha's Pohang Steelers. There's also praise for Gus Poyet's attacking Jeonbuk-side and concern over FC Seoul's attack-less equivalent. We also look at the state of the Champions Ulsan HD as well as the league leaders Daegu FC.   The conclusions then continue over on Patreaon where we give our thoughts on Jeju United and Suwon FC in the latest episode of Time Added On.   [PATREON: First Impressions of Jeju United]   Finally, there's also still time to enter our latest kit giveaway. In celebration of 10 years of K League United, we look to give away a match-worn home shirt from our website's first interviewee, FC Anyang's Austin Berry. To stand a chance of winning this 2015 Anyang kit, simply follow us and reshare the related social media post of this podcast, or share this page with @KLeagueUnited tagged, for your chance to enter the draw with the prize set to be drawn in March.   [WIN: A 2015 FC Anyang Home Shirt worn by Austin Berry]    All this and more on The K League United Podcast!

In this bonus episode of the K League United Podcast, Paul reports from K League 1 Media Day where he spoke to Daegu FC living legend Cesinha, as well as FC Seoul captain and former Premier League star Jesse Lingard.

K League is back! The 2025 season kicks off this weekend and Paul Neat, Matthew Binns, and Andrew Farrell look ahead to all the Round 1 action. Pohang Steelers vs. Daejeon Hana Citizen is the official season curtain-raiser before Jeju SK host FC Seoul and Gwangju FC entertain Suwon FC. On Sunday, the Champions take to the field when hosting newly-promoted FC Anyang, before Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors get the Gus Poyet era underway domestically at home to Gimcheon Sangmu, and Daegu FC lock horns with Gangwon FC. 

With the transfer window now open in Korea, The K League United Podcast takes a look at some of the headline-grabbing early moves so far across both divisions.   Matthew Binns is joined by Paul Neat to take a first look into the transfer window as a number of clubs swiftly go about their business.   [READ: Kim Jin-su signs for FC Seoul]   Attention turns to the capital as we look at FC Seoul's early transfers, including Kim Jin-su and Moon Seon-min, as well Jeonbuk's managerial acquisition of Gus Poyet.   We take a look at Daejeon who have signed striker Joo Min-kyu while Ulsan HD have been up to all sorts as Kim Pan-gon starts a generational shift.   There's even time to dip into K League 2 and look at Suwon Samsung Bluewings whose transfer of Stanislav Iljutcenko from rivals Seoul is bound to cause friction between supporters.   All this and more on The K League United Podcast!

Final Round begins this week as the 2024 Hana Bank K League 1 heads towards its grand finale. Ulsan HD, Gimcheon Sangmu, Gangwon FC, Pohang Steelers, FC Seoul, and Suwon FC will compete for the K League title and AFC Champions League qualification. In this week's episode Paul Neat, Andrew Farrell, and Nathan Sartain look at the teams in Final A, starting from sixth and working their way up the table, looking at the most recent results and how they may have affected the teams' chances of achieving whatever it is they hope to achieve this season, and then look ahead to the next fixture and whether the fans should be worried or optimistic.

Now and then, we have additional Mixed Zone interviews that are either cut for time or do not fit in with the week's podcast, but are too good to leave on the cutting room floor completely. Therefore we thought why not bundle them together for you to listen to them in one go here. Last week, our team spoke in the Mixed Zone with three players post-match. Andrew Farrell spoke with Bucheon FC 1995's Takahashi Kazuki, and FC Anyang's Mathes Oliveira, while Jung Muyeol was on the ground in Daegu to hear from FC Seoul's Jesse Lingard.

The K League United Podcast returns after a mid-season hiatus!  Matthew Binns is joined by regular co-hosts Paul Neat and Andrew Farrell to take a look at a Final A that is providing one of the most open title races in years! We take a look at each side's story so far, their recent form, who's at the helm and which player is to be the most important for each side over the next seven games. There's even time for our title prediction with some fairly questionable probability metrics. There's even a quick visit to the Daegu mixed zone where our own Jung Muyeol was able to catch up with FC Seoul captain Jesse Lingard after his side's 1-1 draw with the Sky Blues. All this and more on The K League United Podcast.

This week on the Stoppage Time agenda: Bayer Leverkusen win their long-awaited first German Championship, Central Coast and Newcastle Jets end long waits for ALW finals success, the Sydney Derby produces again, and Jesse Lingard's honeymoon at FC Seoul ends. Follow us on X: https://twitter.com/Box2BoxNTSLike us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100028871306243  Enjoy our written content: https://www.box2boxnts.com.au/… & Join us on Monday for the main show!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The K League United Podcast returns this week with a focus on the cups, looking at both the Korea Cup and the AFC Champions League, in addition to discussing the first managerial casualty of the campaign, Dan Petrescu. This week sees Matthew Binns and Andrew Farrell resort to a length phone call to discuss all things Korean football, first tackling the departure of manager Dan Petrescu from bottom-of-the-table Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors and what this means for the Green Warriors.   Then attention switches to the FA Cup and the much-hyped Seoul Derby where Seoul E-Land welcome FC Seoul to Mokdong. Michael Redmond calls in with his thoughts before Paul Neat speaks to Seoul E-Land's Peter Makrillos and, the man many will have their eyes on ahead of this clash, Osmar.    Finally, attention turns towards the AFC Champions League where Ulsan Hyundai take on Yokohama F. Marinos in the semifinals.   All this and more on The K League United Podcast!  

This week's K League United Podcast takes a Seoul-focus as both capital clubs made headlines on Sunday afternoon, with one beating Suwon Samsung Bluewings while the other welcomed over 50,000 to see their new signing Jesse Lingard. We then turn our attention to the AFC Champions League quarterfinals after Ulsan Hyundai defeated Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors. K League fans descended on the capital last Sunday as Jesse Lingard look to make his FC Seoul home debut in a GyeongIn Derby against Incheon United while, on the other side of the river, Seoul E-Land played host to Suwon Samsung Bluewings.   Matthew Binns, Paul Neat and Andrew Farrell return in the first live recording of the year, initially turning their attentions to Mokdong to discuss the headline act in the K League 2 being the Bluewings trip to the Leopards, with Seoul E-Land winning in dramatic circumstances to propel themselves to the top of the division. We also hear from Osmar and Peter Makrillos in the mixed zone   [READ: Seoul E-Land 2-1 Suwon Samsung Bluewings]   We then cross the Han River to Sangam where a record paid K League attendance saw over 50,000 come out for Incheon United's visit, and to hopefully catch a glimpse of England international Jesse Lingard in the process. We have the press conference in full plus we hear from Incheon United's Matej Jonjic about returning to Incheon, how things have changed and the differences between K League and J.League   [READ: GyeongIn Derby Recap]   After the break, we move on to continental football to review an all K League encounter in the quarterfinals with both sides hoping to find ways to qualify for both the final 4 and also the 2025 Club World Cup. In the end, Ulsan HD (Hyundai) won out against Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, progressing through 2-1 on aggregate.   [READ: How K League teams could qualify for the Club World Cup 2025]   Finally, we have time to give our thoughts on Hwang Sun-hong''s first Korea squad before giving our picks for this week's K League Survivor.   All this and more on the K League Untied Podcast

Daniel Garb is in for Simon with Alex Brosque on the boys get stuck into the Wanderers form, Jamie McLaren being dropped and more fan interaction at stadiums after issues at Newcastle over the weekend. Melbourne Victory forward Bruno Fornaroli joined the Global Game to chat about his goalscoring talent this year, playing for Australia, what Arnie said to him in the last camp and the hopes for the Victory. Big wins for Western United and the Mariners punctuated the weeks A-League football and Brosquey and Garb talk Josh Nisbet's chances for the Socceroos squad and Adam Taggart in career form. Spencer Prior runs us over everything Premier League football will an all-time 3 way race for the title with Arsenal, Man City and Liverpool heating things up. Elissia Carnavas joins the Global Game each week and joins us to chat the jeopardy in Sam Kerr's captaincy for the Matilda's. Her potential replacement Emily Gielnik is on fire and Elissia ponders on the future for Canberra after comments by Michelle Heyman. Football Asia with Paul Williams and Alex and Garby get into Cristiano Ronaldo' passion, Harry Kewell winning at Yokohama and Jess Lingard making his debut FC Seoul. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Both K League 1 and K League 2 returned last week with crowds out in full force. The K League United Podcast takes a look over all the main action plus some post-match interviews along the way. K League is back, as are Matthew Binns, Paul Neat and Andrew Farrell in a recap of the opening weekend action.    The trio start with a look at Friday's games, with interviews and insight from Jeonju featuring Moon Seon-min and Tiago, plus press conference recordings from Jeonbuk manager Dan Petrescu.   Then we move to Gwangju where FC Seoul were in town with England international Jesse Lingard, yet it wasn't enough to stop the home side who were in stellar form, picking up where they left off from last season. We also look at Suwon FC's impressive team performance against Incheon United, while Jung Muyeol speaks to Daegu FC's Edgar Silva after a 1-0 defeat to recently promoted Gimcheon Sangmu.   There's time to look into some eye-catching results in K League 2 before looking at the main second division draw, recently relegated Korean football giants Suwon Samsung Bluewings at home to Chungnam Asan.   [READ: Welcome to K League Survivor]   There's even time to pick the games to watch in Round 2 as well as the K League Survivor picks.   All this and more on The K League United Podcast!

The 2024 K League season is here! In this episode of the K League United Podcast, we look ahead to Round 1 of the 2024 season. To do that, Paul Neat speaks to K League TV commentator Alex Jensen who looks ahead to the East Coast Derby, Ulsan HD vs. Pohang Steelers, as well as a now sold-out Gwangju FC vs. FC Seoul. 'Our Seoul' admin Oh Se-bin provides more insight on FC Seoul and the potential debut of Jesse Lingard, and, with there being a KLU Pod derby when Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors host Daejeon Hana Citizen, we bring back the Writers' Chat with Paul and Matthew Binns sitting down to discuss the match.   In the KLU virtual studio, Paul, Luke Evans, and Andrew Farrell preview the remaining games in K League 1 - Gangwon FC vs. Jeju United, Incheon United vs. Suwon FC, and Daegu FC vs. Gimcheon Sangmu. Andrew also picks out the standout matches in K League 2 with Suwon Samsung  Bluewings set to play their first match in the second tier this Sunday.   Director's cut edition on Patreon.com/KLeagueUnited

talkSPORT pundits have their say after Jesse Lingard's move to FC Seoul in South Korea… Simon Jordan sticks the boot in. Joe Worrall goes on loan to Besiktas, with Andy Goldstein struggling to say his name. Kevin Nolan speaks about Kalvin Phillips's start to life at West Ham. Gabby Agbonlahor SLAMS Lee Dixon's commentary. Adam Smith returns to boxing commentary tonight on talkSPORT Boxing. David ‘Bumble' Lloyd shares his favourite sledging story Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The MF crew take a look at the latest headlines from around world football including American abroad Cade Cowell scoring a brace in CONCACAF Champions Cup for his new side Chivas, Hong Kong's government looking for an explanation as to why Messi didn't play during his preseason match, Jesse Lingard signing a 2-year deal with FC Seoul, and Kellyn Acosta finalizing a deal with Chicago Fire. And finally, the team react to the USWNT roster drop and discuss their respective standout players. Morning Footy is available for free on the Audacy app as well as Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Stitcher and wherever else you listen to podcasts.  Follow the Morning Footy podcast on Twitter: @CBSSportsGolazo, @susannahcollins, @nicocantor1, @NotAlexis, @CharlieDavies9 For more soccer coverage from CBS Sports, visit https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/ To hear more from the CBS Sports Podcast Network, visit https://www.cbssports.com/podcasts/ Watch UEFA Champions League, UEFA Europa League, UEFA Europa Conference League, Serie A, Coppa Italia, CONCACAF, NWSL, Scottish Premiership, the Brasileiro, Argentine Primera División by subscribing Paramount Plus: https://www.paramountplus.com/home/ To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Phil Foden scored a hattrick as Manchester City continued to apply the pressure to Arsenal and Liverpool by coming from behind to beat Brentford 1-3. We discuss the Englishman's potential as well as looking at Jesse Lingard's next career move - FC Seoul. Keep up to date with us on our socials here: Twitter: https://twitter.com/FSDPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sportsocialofficial/ Telegram Group: https://t.me/FootballSocial Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

J. League Soccer: FC Seoul's Na Sang-ho to Fully Join FC Machida

👉🏼Actualidad del Real Racing Club y repaso a los mejores goles de la primera vuelta 👉🏼Charlamos con Osmar Ibanez tras su salida del FC서울 (FC Seoul) de la K리그(K LEAGUE) 👉🏼Hablamos con Mario Soberón, jugador del CD Eldense SAD

In this week's episode of the K League United Podcast, Paul and Matt look back at Matchday 2 of the 2023-2024 AFC Champions League Group Stage where it proved to be mixed fortunes of the four K League teams. After Incheon United made it two wins from two, we hear from Harrison Delbridge, Gerso Fernandes, Paul-José M'Poku as well as Kaya FC-Iloilo boss Colum Curtis. Then the boys look ahead to Round 33 in K League 1, the last before the split with a place in the top six up for grabs for two of FC Seoul, Incheon United, and Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors. There's the Futbology Match of the Round, too.

With Pohang flying high in second, we sat down with a K League cult hero in Wanderson to get his thoughts on the Steelers season so far. Not only that, there are reviews of last weekend's action plus post match interviews with Tsubasa Nishi and Edgar Silva. This week's K League United Podcast see Matthew Binns and Paul Neat in the hosting seat looking over the latest headlines including the moves of Lee Han-beom and Bae Jun-ho to Europe, Jurgen Klinsmann's team selection for Korea's upcoming friednlies and An Ik-soo's resignation at FC Seoul.   There's then time for a round-up of K League 1 Round 28 including Jung Muyeol's interview with Daegu FC's Edgar Silva. There's even a dip into the second tier as Andrew Farrell swings by Mokdong to speak to Tsubasa Nishi.    Then, Paul and K League Brazil's Khaleby sit down with Pohang Steelers Wanderson, to talk about the season so far. Dubbing provided by Diogo Valente.   There's also time for the Futbology Match of the Round!   All this and more on The K League United Podcast!

In this week's episode of the K League United Podcast we hear from FC Anyang's Brazilian star Andrigo in a full-length interview and we head into the mixed zone to speak to FC Seoul skipper Osmar, Daegu FC leading scorer Edgar Bruno, and Incheon United winger Gerso Fernandes.

In this week's episode of the K League United Podcast, Paul and Matt talk about the departure of Kim Sang-sik at Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, the arrival of Kim Byung-soo at Suwon Bluewings, Osmar being new FC Seoul captain, and other recent events. Muyeol Jung speaks to Pohang Steelers defender Alex Grant while Andrew Farrell has the Futbology Match of the Round - Ulsan Hyundai vs FC Seoul.

This week's bumper K League United Podcast is a derby delight, featuring five interviews ahead of the 100th K League Super Match and also the first East Coast Derby of the season. After a weekend that saw Daejeon Hana Citizen halt the juggernaut that is Ulsan Hyundai and a Suwon Samsung Bluewings showing against Jeju United that saw them depart with their manager, Matthew Binns and Paul Neat return to first recap the weekend in the top flight, including interviews by Jung Muyeol of Daegu's Edgar and Gwangju FC's Timo Letschert after a belter of a "Moonlight Derby".   Then, attention turns to the weekend ahead as an unbeaten Pohang Steelers travel to take on first place Ulsan Hyundai in the first East Coast Derby of the year.   Finally, there are interviews galore as we look at the 100th K League Super Match between FC Seoul and Suwon Samsung Bluewings. Both Dejan Damjanovic and Adam Taggart join to talk about clashes past while Dave Bulthuis joins to give his thoughts on Suwon's chances at present.   Andrew Farrell then pops in to give us this week's fairly obvious selection for Futbology Match of the Round, offering the lowdown on Seoul's World Cup Stadium.   All this and more on The K League United Podcast!

Celebrating K League United's 8th birthday, Paul chats with Chungbuk Cheongju's Peter Makrillos about his move to K League and the K League 2 newcomers start to the 2023 campaign. We also hear from Andrew Farrell who looks ahead to the Futbology Match of the Round - Pohang Steelers vs. FC Seoul.

Willyan da Silva Barbosa não tem 30 anos de idade ainda, mas já passou mais da metade da vida fora do Brasil. Nascido no Pará e se destacando na base do Bahia, era cotado para a Seleção Brasileira de base, quando apresentaram um raro projeto de futebol na Europa. Sem passaporte europeu e sem contatos por lá, o entrevistado acreditou no sonho vendido e viveu a adolescência no Torino da Itália, onde também chamou a atenção de outros clubes, afinal o raro estrangeiro também tinha um raro talento. Quando já chegava perto da idade de jogar no time adulto, apesar de treinar bastante com o time principal, era sempre encaminhado para a equipe de base (na Liga Primavera) e optou por ser emprestado para um time em Portugal. Com passagens pelo Beira-Mar, Nacional da Madeira e Vitória de Guimarães, Willyan chegava aos 23 anos então com boa bagagem profissional e decidiu ir para o futebol grego, atuando pelo Panetolikos. A passagem pelo novo país acabou sendo curta, pois o interesse do Gwangju da Coreia do Sul mudaria sua trajetória pessoal e profissional de maneira duradoura. Tendo sido campeão pelo time novo e depois atuando por Gyeongnam, Daejeon Hana Citizen e agora FC Seoul, o atacante chega ao seu quinto ano e a 100 jogos completados no futebol coreano. Falando da capital do país, Willyan conta sobre a vida, a adaptação e admiração pela Coreia do Sul e a vontade de vencer pelo novo time. #willyanbarbosa #fcseoul #kleague

In this week's episode of the K League United Podcast Paul Neat and Michael Redmond recap the pick of the action from 2023 K League 1 & 2 Round 3. K League commentator Alex Jensen offers his thoughts on the Suwon Derby and that eventful end to FC Seoul 1-2 Ulsan Hyundai, K League United's Gangwon FC columnist Nathan Sartain joins too to give an update on Choi Yong-soo's side and assesses how the team is progressing. We also hear from Andrew Farrell with the Futbology Match of the Round.

K League 1 returned as did the fans in their droves as record attendances across the country for Korea's top-flight soared. Matthew Binns and Paul Neat look back at all six matches in an entertaining opening weekend and have a number of interviews as well from the mixed zones of Ulsan, Seoul and Daejeon.   K League 1 kicked-off on Saturday 25th Februrary down at Ulsan Munsu Stadium where the Champions Ulsan Hyundai took on FA Cup Winners Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, before later in the afternoon saw FC Seoul face Incheon United in the Gyeongin Derby (or is it a derby? Listen to find out why) and Suwon Samsung Bluewings against Gwangju FC.   [LISTEN: Media Day Interviews featuring Stanislav Iljutcenko and Oh Ban-suk]   Then, we move swiftly to Sunday where Pohang Steelers hosted Daegu in an entertaining affair, while Daejeon Hana Citizen made their return to K League 1 known as they faced Gangwon FC. Jeju United also played Suwon FC.   On top of recaps of all six matches, we have six mixed zone interviews as well including, Ulsan Hyundai's Gustav Ludwigson, FC Seoul's Ki Sung-yueng, Incheon United's Gerso Fernandes and the Daejeon trio of Anton, Leandro and Thiago to round things off.   All this and more, on The K League United Podcast!

With K League returning, so too has the annual Media Day for both divisions. Held in the K Hotel in Seoul, all 25 managers and captains attended to answer questions from the country's press ahead of the season kick-off. K League United was also in attendance to speak with a number of players and managers.   Monday, 20th February saw the return of K League Media Day with over 300 in attendance to listen to each team's manager and captain ahead of last weekend's top-flight return. K League United's Matthew Binns attended the event speaking with FC Seoul's captain Stanislav Iljutcenko before then hearing from Incheon United's Oh Ban-suk, ahead of the pair's Gyeongin Derby matchup in Round 1.   On Tuesday, K League 2 got the party started with their own media day and K League United was there once more, speaking with Gimcheon caretaker boss Sung Han-soo, Busan IPark Captain Lee Han-do and finally Gyeongnam FC boss Seol Ki-hyun.

Guest: Yoo Jee-ho, Yonhap News Agency1. Football: Hwang Ui-jo loaned to FC Seoul for K League return2. Baseball: Choi Ji-man cut from Korean national team for World Baseball Classic3. Basketball: KBL team Carrot Jumpers on sale during inaugural season1. 축구: 황의조, K리그 복귀 위해 FC서울로 임대2. 야구: 최지만, 월드 베이스볼 클래식 한국대표 탈락3. 농구 : KBL 구단 당근 점퍼 취임 시즌 판매See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this month's Taegeuk Warriors Podcast, host Michael Welch (@mhwelch1290) calls up Albert Kim (@Albert_Kim2022) in Seoul to discuss the January Transfer Window. We shared our opinions on the developing issue surrounding Chelsea's wild spending and how it relates to the charges against Man City before breaking down the Korean transfers of note. With Cho Guesung remaining at Jeonbuk for the time being, we broke down why that may have happened and how Oh Hyeongyu was able to benefit from that and sign with Celtic FC. We also discussed Lee Kangin's transfer window, as some offers came in for him but his club Mallorca decided not to sell. Finally, Albert will have a new FC Seoul player to go watch as Hwang Uijo finally announced his loan move to the K League this week. We also made some fun predictions about the EPL second half, the Bundesliga, and our Champions League Round of 16 picks. It's going to be fun to listen to this one in a few months to see just how right or wrong we were. For our upcoming YouTube interview with Sergio Costa, subscribe to our channel here : https://www.youtube.com/@fightingstripes7645 Thanks for listening and don't forget to follow/subscribe wherever you listen to podcasts! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/taegeukwarriorspod/support

Guest: Yoo Jee-ho, Yonhap News Agency1. Football: Hwang Ui-jo in talks with FC Seoul for K League return2. Winter sports: Victor An (formerly Ahn Hyun-soo) loses out on coaching job in native Korea3. Volleyball: top women's team mulling replacing injured foreign player1. 축구: 황의조, K리그 복귀 위해 FC서울과 협의 중2. 동계 스포츠: 빅토르 안(구 안현수), 한국 코칭 자리 놓쳐3. 배구: 부상당한 외국인 선수 교체를 위한 여자대표팀 고심See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Episode 2024: Our random article of the day is 2022 FC Seoul season.

Carl Lewis and football writer Zach Lowy discuss players to watch in Group H of the World Cup in Qatar. Ghana World ranking: 61 Coach: Otto Addo Confirmed 26-man squad: Lawrence Ati-Zigi (St Gallen), Danlad Ibrahim (Asante Kotoko), Manaf Nurudeen (Eupen), Joseph Aidoo (Celta Vigo), Daniel Amartey (Leicester City), Abdul-Rahman Baba (Reading), Alexander Djiku (Racing Strasbourg), Tariq Lamptey (Brighton & Hove Albion), Gideon Mensah (Auxerre), Denis Odoi (Club Bruges), Mohammed Salisu (Southampton), Alidu Seidu (Clermont), Mohammed Kudus (Ajax), Daniel-Kofi Kyereh (Freiburg), Elisha Owusu (Gent), Thomas Partey (Arsenal), Salis Abdul Samed (Lens), Daniel Afriyie (Hearts of Oak), Andre Ayew (Al Sadd), Jordan Ayew (Crystal Palace), Osman Bukari (Red Star Belgrade), Issahaku Abdul Fatawu (Sporting Lisbon), Antoine Semenyo (Bristol City), Kamal Sowah (Club Bruges), Kamaldeen Sulemana (Rennes), Inaki Williams (Athletic Bilbao) Ghana will be without first-choice goalkeeper Jojo Wollacott at the World Cup after he suffered a finger injury before his final club game ahead of the tournament. Thomas Partey is one of five Premier League players.   Portugal World ranking: 9 Coach: Fernando Santos Confirmed 26-man squad:Diogo Costa (Porto), Rui Patricio (AS Roma), Jose Sa (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Joao Cancelo (Manchester City), Diogo Dalot (Manchester United), Ruben Dias (Manchester City), Raphael Guerreiro (Borussia Dortmund), Nuno Mendes (Paris St-Germain), Pepe (Porto), Danilo Pereira (Paris St-Germain), Antonio Silva (Benfica), William Carvalho (Real Betis), Bruno Fernandes (Manchester United), Joao Mario (Benfica), Ruben Neves (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Matheus Nunes (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Otavio (Porto), Joao Palhinha (Fulham), Bernardo Silva (Manchester City), Vitinha (Paris St-Germain), Joao Felix (Atletico Madrid), Ricardo Horta (SC Braga), Rafael Leao (AC Milan), Goncalo Ramos (Benfica), Cristiano Ronaldo (Manchester United), Andre Silva (RB Leipzig) Cristiano Ronaldo is one of ten Premier League players included in Portugal's 26-man squad. Naturally, Wolves feature heavily for a nation who are without Liverpool's Diogo Dalot through injury.   South Korea World ranking: 28 Coach: Paulo Bento Confirmed 26-man squad: Kim Seung-gyu (Al Shabab), Jo Hyeon-woo (Ulsan Hyundai), Song Bum-keun (Jeonbuk Motors), Kim Min-jae (Napoli), Kim Jin-su (Jeonbuk Motors), Hong Chul (Daegu FC), Kim Moon-hwan (Jeonbuk Motors), Yoon Jong-gyu (FC Seoul), Kim Young-gwon (Ulsan Hyundai), Kim Tae-hwan (Ulsan Hyundai), Kwon Kyung-won (Gamba Osaka), Cho Yu-min (Daejon Citizen), Jung Woo-young (Al Sadd), Na Sang-ho (FC Seoul), Paik Seung-ho (Jeonbuk Motors), Son Jun-ho (Shandong Taishan), Song Min-kyu (Jeonbuk Motors), Kwon Chang-hoon (Gimcheon Sangmu), Son Heung-min (Tottenham Hotspur), Lee Jae-sung (Mainz), Hwang Hee-chan (Wolverhampton Wanderers), Hwang In-beom (Olympiacos), Jeong Woo-yeong (Freiburg), Lee Kang-in (Real Mallorca), Hwang Ui-jo (Olympiacos), Cho Gue-sung (Jeonbuk Motors) Son Heung-min has been included despite suffering a fractured eye socket playing for Tottenham Hotspur in the Champions League earlier this month.   Uruguay World ranking: 14 Coach: Diego Alonso Confirmed 26-man squadFernando Muslera (Galatasaray), Sergio Rochet (Nacional), Sebastian Sosa (Independiente), Jose Maria Gimenez (Atletico Madrid), Sebastian Coates (Sporting CP), Diego Godin (Velez Sarsfield), Martin Caceres (LA Galaxy), Ronald Araujo (Barcelona), Guillermo Varela (Flamengo), Jose Luis Rodriguez (Nacional), Mathias Olivera (Napoli), Matias Vina (Roma), Lucas Torreira (Galatasaray), Manuel Ugarte (Sporting CP), Matias Vecino (Lazio), Rodrigo Bentancur (Tottenham Hotspur), Federico Valverde (Real Madrid), Facundo Pellistri (Manchester United), Nicolas De La Cruz (River Plate), Agustin Canobbio (Athletico Paranaense), Facundo Torres (Orlando City), Giorgian De Arrascaeta (Flamengo), Maxi Gomez (Trabzonspor), Luis Suarez (Nacional), Edinson Cavani (Valencia), Darwin Nunez (Liverpool) Alonso is yet to find the right blend since he replaced Oscar Tabarez last year. Uruguay can call upon Suarez, Cavani and Nunez but time is running out to find a formula to get the best out of the trio – it certainly didn't work in the shock defeat to Iran.

Recent happenings in the Premier League have led us to think back to some really weird things footballers have done that have led to a fine. Here are the 7 most ridiculous reasons footballers have been fined. 1. Jadon Sancho – a haircut 2. Kingsley Coman – driving a Mercedes 3. John Hewitt – overtaking Ferguson 4. Robbie Savage – using a toilet 5. FC Seoul – sex dolls 6. FC Barcelona – Griezmann 7. Kenny Burns - wrong pass

With the nation still abuzz after a dramatic victory over Italy, remaining co-hosts South Korea head into the quarterfinals where they are set to take on Spain. Matthew Binns, Paul Neat and Jung Muyeol wind the clock back and recap what happened.  After making history with their Golden Goal victory over Italy, Korea head into the quarterfinals to take on Spain with the tantalising prospect of reaching the final four dangling in front of them. First, Matthew Binns, Paul Neat and Jung Muyeol review the match and the feeling from within Korea.   Later on, FC Seoul defender Osmar joins to give his recollections of following this Spain side in his teenage years and offers his thoughts on the match.   All this and more on this K League United Podcsat Rewind edition.

Paul sits down with FC Seoul legend Osmar Ibáñez to talk about a whole host of topics including this Sunday's Super Match clash with Suwon Samsung Bluewings, how FC Seoul can return to prominence, and what the aims are in the FA Cup and K League.

On this week's show Scott and Paul are joined by K League United duo Ryan Walters and Matthew Binns to discuss the new K League season which kicked off last weekend. Among other things, we discuss: Can Ulsan challenge again? Is Jeonbuk too dominant? Can FC Seoul return to past glories? Should K League clubs engage more with SE Asia? PLUS... we also hear from FC Seoul defender Osmar and Daegu FC coach Alexandre Gama.

With the K League now officially underway for 2022 campaign, this week's podcast sees host Ryan Walters speak with K League TV commentator Alex Jensen and K League Brazil's Khaleby Gomes take a look at the opening weekend and give their key takeaways from the action. K League is finally back and the weekend brought goals, shocks and a surprising number of clean sheets. In K League 2, newcomers Gimpo FC kicked off their first game with a win against recently relegated Gwangju FC while Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors stretched their unbeaten opening day streak to 11 years.   Elsewhere in K League 1 Suwon Samsung Bluewings fell to Incheon United after being reduced to ten men early on, while FC Seoul got off to an uncharacteristically winning start, seeing off last seasons third-placed finishers Daegu FC. Sunday's top flight action also saw Gangwon see off Seongnam, Pohang overthrow Jeju and newly-promoted Gimcheon Sangmu, reduced to ten men, hold Ulsan Hyundai.   K League 2 also saw wins for FC Anyang, Seoul E-Land while Busan drew with Ansan Greeners and Bucheon ended goalless with Chungnam Asan.   Alex and Khaelby comb through the action to give their takeaways from the opening round.

Recorded live directly following the midweek action, Ryan Walters is joined by Matthew Binns for an instant reaction to the K League 2 Playoff between Daejeon Hana Citizen and Jeonnam Dragons. The two begin with a breakdown of the higher seeded team automatically moving on with a draw, whether or not that's the best way to decide a "winner," and what went wrong for Jeonnam. The second segment shifts focus to a wild night in Final B where FC Seoul looked doomed to relegation down 3-0 at Gwangju FC, but stormed back to win 4-3! They then look back on the FA Cup Semi-Finals that saw Daegu FC and Jeonnam Dragons advance in starkly contrasting fashion. Ryan and Matthew chat about what it means to each team to be in the Final and who has a better chance at the silverware. Lastly, Eulji Lewis Mailbag has questions about Jeonnam's priorities, K League fashion, and the ever present question of who will be relegated. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast!

Back in the host's chair, Ryan Walters is joined by Matthew Binns and Peter Hampshire once again to recap yet another busy week of Korean football. They begin with the Korean Men's National Team kicking off Group A of Asian Qualifiers at home and drawing 0-0 with Iraq and narrowly defeating a resilient Lebanon 1-0. The biggest question of the segment: were Korea better without Son Heung-min in the lineup? Jeonnam Dragons forward Samuel Nnamani joins for the second segment to discuss the season so far, his fascinating journey from Nigeria through Serbia and Sweden, and eventually to South Korea. He and Ryan also dive into the Dragons' FA Cup run and how similar it all is to his first season in Sweden's second division. Eulji Lewis FC Seoul take centre stage in the third segment to dissect what went wrong for manger Park Jin-sub and why he's out after just 27 matches at the helm this season. Are Seoul just cursed or can a new manager get them to safety? Lastly, the Eulji Lewis Mailbag has questions about everything from Pohang's new fan engagement strategy to how the Taeguk Warriors would fare against the top K League sides. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast!

👉🏽Agenda, actualidad y novedades en el Real Racing Club 👉🏽Bases de competición en Segunda RFEF 👉🏽Hablamos con Osmar Ibáñez, jugador de FC Seoul en la K League

Paul Neat assembles a five-a-side team of interviewees to preview the AFC Champions League Group Stage.  The first Dutchman to win the ACL, Dave Bulthuis, talks about putting the disappointment of missing out on the K League title and FA Cup to then go on and clinch ACL glory last year. Then, Song Min-kyu talks about what it will mean to him to play in ACL, whenever the now full Korean international does get the chance due to his involvement in the Olympics. (Video version on KLU Patreon: here) Edgar Silva of Daegu FC opens up about how he and his teammates will learn from the mistakes they made in 2019. (Part one video version on KLU Patreon: here and part two: here) And Mr. ACL himself, Dejan Damjanović talks about reclaiming his goal record, the dynamic of playing for Kitchee in the Champions League compared to FC Seoul, Beijing FC, or Suwon Bluewings, as well as which K League teams he thinks will go the furthest. (Video version on KLU Patreon: here)

Ryan Walters is joined for the first time in a long time by Matthew Binns and Peter Hampshire for a jam-packed weekend review. They begin with South Korea's first World Cup Qualifiers in 18 months and discuss what can be learned from the Taeguk Warriors 5-0 victory over Turkmenistan. The second segment shifts focus to the two K League 1 matches that took place as FC Seoul and Seongnam FC continue to make up for their postponed matches. A make up match that went extremely well for Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors as they snapped a rare winless streak with a 5-1 performance against the Magpies that saw Gustavo bag four goals. The third segment puts K2 under the spotlight with a discussion of all five matches that took place and a debate on whether or not Jeonnam Dragons can retain their lead atop the table this time. Finally, the Eulji Lewis Mailbag returns with questions about a 16 team first division, Jeonbuk's chances at ACL 2022 (seriously), and how the covid quarantine break may be affecting Seoul and Seongnam. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast!

In this K League United EXTRA podcast episode, Paul Neat sits down with FC Seoul star Osmar Ibáñez Barba to talk about reaching 200 appearances in K League. Osmar talks about a whole host of topics including going into management, his footballing heroes, winning the K League title on the final day, FA Cup joy and disappointment, as well as which current FC Seoul youngster he has been particularly impressed with.

Ryan Walters flies solo in the K League United Bunker this week, but is joined quickly by Thai League Central's Ta Lao to discuss Thai National Team and Buriram United defender Sasalak Haiprakhon's six month loan deal with Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors. The two discuss a bit about Sasalak's career so far and what the move may mean for him and other Thai players. Peter Hampshire and Steve Price join for the second segment to take a closer look at the Korean National Team set to face off against Lebanon, Turkmenistan, and Sri Lanka in Group H of World Cup Qualifiers. With the Taeguk Warriors heavy favourites on home soil, the two discuss what can be learned from these matches. Finally, Paul Neat joins for the third segment for an extended chat with FC Seoul midfielder Osmar. The two discuss what his 200th appearance for the club means to him, the 2021 season so far, and his career in general. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast!

Ryan Walters, Matthew Binns, and Michael Redmond run the rule over the top two divisions as the calendar ticks over to May. In the first segment, the three dive into the wild world of K League 2 where FC Anyang remain at the top and pre-season favourites Gimcheon Sangmu remain outside a playoff position. They also discuss Jeju United's strong return to the top flight and how they're getting results. The second segment sees FC Seoul under the microscope again to assess whether or not this may be their dreaded 2018 season all over again. Paul Neat then joins to chat with Dajeon Hana Citizen midfielder Edinho about his time in Korea and the club's expectations this season. The show rolls on with the third segment looking at Suwon FC's massive overhaul this winter and it's... less than desirable results. Finally, youth players take centre stage not just because of the early U22 substitutions, but also because some youngsters have made a name for themselves quite early on in 2021. Lastly, the Eulji Lewis Mailbag sees questions ranging from roster rules to potential transfers this summer and everything in between. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast!

Ryan Walters, Peter Hampshire and Michael Redmond pick up after a week off with plenty to discuss in Korean football! The three begin with a look back on K League 1 Round 9 where league leaders Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors pulled off their biggest league win in five years, FC Seoul fell at home, and Seongnam FC's Fejsal Mulić had a night to remember... and forget. The second segment shifts focus to K League 2 where Michael takes the lead discussing Seoul E-Land's first loss of the season. Ryan and Peter chip in with a first in-person look at Ansan Greeners' Asnawi Mangkualam, Jeonnam's last minute winner, and FC Anyang's resilience.  FA Cup Round 3, and namely the first ever Seoul Derby between FC Seoul and Seoul E-Land takes centre stage in the third segment. The three assess the Leopards chances of pulling off the upset, where key battles will be won and lost, and what to expect on the lineup card.  Finally, the Eulji Lewis Mailbag features questions about the lower leagues, K2 playoffs, and a Sheffield Wednesday tour of Korea. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast!

In a K League United Podcast special, legendary striker Dejan Damjanović speaks to Paul Neat and Peter Hampshire about his K League exit, just missing out on 200 league goals, his favourite goals, signing for Kitchee SC in Hong Kong, how tough pre-season training is in Korea, his relationship with Choi Yong-soo, how close he was to re-joining FC Seoul last winter, and much more.

Hello 通勤家族，歡迎收聽Look Back Sunday回顧星期天，在這個節目John老師會彙整過去不同國家與主題的熱門跟讀文章，讓你可以在十五分鐘內吸收最精華的世界時事趣聞！我們這週聽聽韓國的趣聞，Let's get right to it!   Topic: About S.Korea - Drive-thru clinics: Korea's new weapons in virus fight   South Korea is trying new ploys to battle the novel coronavirus outbreak. 南韓正嘗試新方法來對抗新型冠狀病毒的爆發。 Goyang, Gyeonggi Province, set up a drive-thru testing facility on Wednesday, where symptom checks, sample collection and payment receipt are done in one-stop fashion in under 10 minutes. 京畿道高陽市週三搭建一個得來速檢測設施，即以一站式的方式、不到10分鐘，在該設施完成症狀檢查、採樣和開立付款收據。 Gyeonggi Province communications official Park Hyun-su said that the checkups at the drive-thru are about 20 minutes faster than the typical way done at hospitals or public health centers. Park said the service will soon be introduced in other regions of the province. Other cities outside Gyeonggi Province with drive-thru clinics are Daegu and Sejong. 京畿道政府聯絡官朴炫秀（譯音）說，在得來速門診進行的體檢，比在各醫院或衛生所做的典型檢查約快20分鐘。朴還說，這項服務很快就將被引進該道其他地區。京畿道以外設有得來速門診的其他城市為大邱與世宗。   Next Article   Topic: Vintage fashion： senior models bridge S. Korea's age divide 陳年時尚：高齡模特兒縮小南韓世代鴻溝   Aged 70 she was working 20 hours a day in a hospital just to make ends meet. Now at 75, Choi Soon-hwa is an unlikely fashion star and model in South Korea. 70歲時，她每天在醫院工作20小時也僅能餬口。現在75歲，崔順花在南韓是打破眾人印象的時尚明星和模特兒。 "I think of having this job at this age as a miracle," Choi says. 「我覺得在這年紀能有這份工作，已經是奇蹟了」，崔順花說。 She is now the oldest professional model in the South, and has walked runway at Seoul Fashion Week. It is a far cry from her life even just a few years ago when she was a care worker. 她是目前南韓年紀最大的職業模特兒，在首爾時尚週走過秀。這與她僅僅數年前還是一名看護員的生活截然不同。 "The stress was excruciating," she confesses. 「那時候壓力大得令人喘不過氣」，她坦言。 When she worked at the hospital, she says she had to dye her hair as patients didn't want someone who "looked too old" to look after them. Now her pale locks have become an asset to a new generation of designers who value distinctiveness. 她說，她在醫院工作的那段時間，因為病患不希望被「看起來太老」的人照顧，她不得不染髮。現在，她的一頭銀髮反而成為重視獨特性的新世代設計師眼中的資產。 Source article: https://features.ltn.com.tw/english/article/paper/1355590 ; https://features.ltn.com.tw/english/article/paper/1352896     Next Article   Topic: More 'Korean bananas' to be harvested this year amid climate change   Jeju Island was long considered the only warm-enough region in Korea for commercial banana farming, but climate change is now turning the mainland into a producer of the tropical fruit. 濟州島長久以來被認為是韓國唯一一個夠溫暖的地區，適合香蕉商業化種植。但氣候變遷現在正使韓國本土，變成這種熱帶水果的產地。 According to the agricultural technology center in North Chungcheong Province, the number of people investing in banana farming has surged in recent years. 根據忠清北道農業技術中心，投資香蕉種植的人數近年來已急遽增加。 About 99.7 percent of all bananas consumed here are imported, mainly from the Philippines, and most of the rest is produced on Jeju. But with more farmers exploring the field, this soon could change. 南韓吃掉的所有香蕉中，約99.7%為進口，主要來自菲律賓，其餘大多數產自濟州島。惟隨著更多農民探索這片領域，這種情形不久就可能有所改變。   Next Article   Topic: South Korean football club fined $81,300 after filling stands with 'sex dolls' 南韓足球隊在看台上擺放充氣娃娃後被罰款8萬1300美元   South Korean football team FC Seoul has said it has been handed a 100 million KRW（$81,300）fine after being accused of placing sex dolls in its stands to add to the atmosphere during a closed match. 南韓足球隊FC首爾隊表示，該隊在被控於看台上擺放充氣娃娃，以便在一場閉門比賽時增添氣氛後，遭罰款1億韓圜（8萬1300美元）。 FC Seoul sparked controversy on Sunday during its home match against Gwangju in South Korea's top football championship, with the club being accused of using sex dolls to fill its stands. FC首爾隊週日在主場出戰光州隊的南韓頂級足球聯賽中引發爭議，被控在看台上擺放充氣娃娃。 Fans criticized the club online and said it had blown the chance to show off the K League to an international audience. 球迷在網路上痛批該隊，指稱該隊讓向各國觀賽者展現南韓足球聯盟的大好良機告吹。 "FC Seoul messed it up making the league look salacious," wrote one. "It's really ugly and dirty." 「FC首爾隊搞砸了，讓聯盟看起來很淫蕩，」一名球迷寫道。「真的又醜又髒。」 However others said the whole incident had been blown out of proportion. 但也有其他人覺得，整件事情未免小題大作。 "Those who don't even watch football normally are turning this into a thing," wrote another fan. 「通常是那些連足球都沒在看的人才會把這個當一回事，」一名球迷寫道。 Source article: https://features.ltn.com.tw/english/article/paper/1379287; https://features.ltn.com.tw/english/article/paper/1379517   Next Article   Topic: Real Korean Flavor For a YouTube Table   During the years that she was addicted to online gaming, life for Emily Kim began when she got home from work at 6 p.m. 艾蜜莉．金沉迷網路遊戲那些年，她的生活從下午6點下班到家開始。 “I would shower quick, and eat something, no matter what, so I could start playing my game,” said Ms. Kim, a.k.a the YouTube Korean-cooking star Maangchi. “And I wouldn't stop till 3 a.m.” 「我會很快沖個澡，隨便吃點東西，然後就玩遊戲，一直玩到凌晨3點。」這位金女士，也就是YouTube上的韓國料理烹飪明星Maangchi，如是說。 In 2003, divorced and with her two grown children out of the house, Ms. Kim ventured into the online role-playing battle game City of Heroes and couldn't pull herself away. Maangchi, pronounced MAHNG-chee and meaning “hammer” in Korean, was the name of her online avatar, who specialized in destruction, wielding a huge scimitar and wearing a tiny miniskirt. 2003年，她離了婚，兩個孩子也長大離家，她投入線上角色扮演打鬥遊戲《城市英雄》，難以自拔。Maangchi是她的網名，發音似「忙起」，在韓語中是「鐵鎚」的意思。Maangchi揮舞巨大的短彎刀，穿超短裙，擅長破壞。 In 2007, her children persuaded her to try a more nourishing form of Internet expression: cooking videos. “I had no idea if anyone would watch me,” she said, “but the Korean recipes I saw in English were full of mistakes, and I wanted to show the real way we do things.” 2007年，孩子們勸她嘗試一種更有營養的網路表達方式：烹飪視頻。「我不知道有沒有人想看我，」她說，「不過，我看到的英文韓國菜食譜充滿錯誤，所以我想展示我們道地的烹飪方法。」 Now, Ms. Kim has more than 619,000 YouTube subscribers. 如今，她的YouTube頻道訂戶超過65萬。 At age 58, she has just published a cookbook, “Maangchi's Real Korean Cooking,” one of the few comprehensive books on Korean cooking written for Americans, but without major adjustments to make the food more accessible. 58歲的她剛出版了《Maangchi的正宗韓餐食譜》，這是少數寫給美國人看、內容詳盡的韓餐食譜，但沒有為方便讀者而做重大調整。 From watching her videos, it is hard to envision Ms. Kim as a reclusive gamer. In extravagant eye makeup and bright pink lipstick, she cooks huge batches of bibimbap, bulgogi and KFC, sweet-sticky-spicy Korean fried chicken. She demonstrates the endless variations of kimchi and schools her viewers in the pronunciation of dishes like soegogi-muguk (pronounced SAY-go-gee moo-GUHK), beef and radish soup. 看她的視頻，很難想像她是個宅在家的網路玩家。她打著濃厚的眼影，塗著亮粉色口紅，烹調石鍋拌飯、韓國烤肉，以及肯德基式的甜辣韓國炸雞。她向觀眾展示種類繁多的韓國泡菜，傳授食物的正確發音，比如牛肉蘿蔔湯。 Although she presents herself as lighthearted, Ms. Kim is first and foremost a teacher, and a strict one at that. “I have to do everything correctly,” she said. “Otherwise I will hear about it from the Koreans.” 儘管擺出一副輕鬆模樣，但首先她是位老師，而且是位嚴師。「我每件事都得做好，」她說。「否則會被韓國人批評。」 This is a phrase she often repeated to the editors of her cookbook when they quailed at including recipes for fermented sardines, jellyfish salad and kelp stock. This, Ms. Kim believes, is the problem with virtually every Korean restaurant in the United States: The food is sweeter, saltier, less spicy, less fishy and less rich with umami than it should be. 這是食譜編輯怯於把某些菜單，例如發酵沙丁魚、涼拌海蜇皮和海帶高湯加到書裡時，她屢屢對他們重申的話。她認為這正是幾乎所有美國韓餐館都有的問題：食物比正宗的韓國料理更甜或更鹹，但是辣味、魚味和鮮味不足。 Ms. Kim was raised in Yeosu, near the southern tip of the Korean Peninsula, where her family was in the seafood business. She learned from her mother, aunts and grandmothers how to not only cook but also pickle, smoke, dry and ferment. 她在靠近朝鮮半島南端的港市麗水長大，家族經營海鮮生意。她從母親、阿姨和阿嬤那裡不僅學習如何烹飪，還學習如何醃製、燻製、風乾和發酵食品。 Ms. Kim first came to the United States in 1992 with her husband, who emigrated to take a teaching job in Missouri. In the Midwest, she would lead fellow expatriates on expeditions in search of Japanese or Chinese restaurants. 1992年，她隨丈夫首次來到美國。她的丈夫移民美國，在密蘇里州教書。在美國中西部，她帶領其他韓僑尋找日本或中國餐館。 Now, she lives and shoots her videos in a compact apartment perched above Times Square. She shares the apartment with David Seguin, a web developer at The New York Times, whom she married in 2009. There, she practices the slow and ancient art of fermenting, making gochujang (chile paste) and doenjang (soybean paste), an umami-rich flavor element pervasive in Korean cooking. The recipe calls for an electric blanket, about four liters of salt and hay; it takes almost a year to complete. 現在，她住在紐約市時報廣場邊一個高樓層小公寓裡，也在這裡拍攝視頻。她和丈夫大衛．塞金同住，塞金是《紐約時報》的網頁開發者，兩人於2009年結婚。就在這個公寓裡，她用古法緩慢發酵製作辣醬和豆瓣醬。豆瓣醬在韓餐中非常普遍，鮮味十足。烹飪書指定要有電熱毯，四公升的鹽巴與乾草，需要近一年時間才能做好。 Traditionally, even a basic family dinner consists of 8 to 10 different dishes: soup or stew, rice, kimchi, often a stir-fry of protein and vegetables, and at least three side dishes like spicy cucumber salad or steamed eggplant. 按照韓國傳統，最基本的家庭晚餐也包括八至十種不同的菜肴：湯或燉菜、米飯、泡菜、通常是炒蛋和炒蔬菜、至少三份小菜，例如辣拌黃瓜或蒸茄子。 “There is nothing Koreans love more than sitting around a table where every inch is covered with food,” Ms. Kim said. “And if there is a grill in the middle of it, that is even better.” 「韓國人最喜歡圍坐在擺滿食物的桌邊，」她說，「如果桌子正中有烤肉，就更好了。」   Source article: https://paper.udn.com/udnpaper/POH0067/282065/web/  

It's a two man booth as Paul Neat and Ryan Walters go over the early returns in the K League transfer window. It may still early January, but a number of big names have already made their moves, and as Patreon subscribers well know, there are plenty of rumors to mull over as well.   The two pick some the headline grabbing official transfers to discuss such as Na Sang-ho to FC Seoul, the exodus at Ulsan, and the smart business being done by Suwon FC and Gangwon FC. They then make up their ideal transfer out of thin air, and unsurprisingly ASEAN players get a mention. All that an more in this EXTRA edition of the K League United Podcast!

Ryan Walters welcomes by Matthew Binns and George Slade to the virtual Kim Do-hoon Bunker to break down the K League 2 playoff matches of the season. They start in Changwon where Gyeongnam FC moved on after a 1-1 draw against Daejeon Hana Citizen with a disputed VAR call taking center stage late in the game. The conversation then shifts North where Suwon FC also benefitted from being the higher seed and was promoted to K League 1... after a contentious late VAR call. After getting most of the VAR whinging out of the way, they do briefly discuss why Suwon went up and whether or not this playoff system is the right one moving forward.   The second segment brings reprieve from VAR in the form of AFC Champions League. Ryan, Matt, and George go group by group assessing each K League team's performance thus far. They start with the rollercoaster that has been FC Seoul from their 5-0 dismantling of Chiangrai United to back-to-back losses. Moving on to Group F, they talk about Yoon Bit-garam's meteoric rise on the international stage and the Horangi securing top spot in the group. Group G brings up the Suwon Samsung Bluewings unenviable position of having to beat Vissel Kobe by multiple goals in order to advance. And finally, they discuss the first Korean team eliminated from the contest: Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors.    Lastly, the three open up a full Eulji Lewis Mailbag with questions ranging from formations to ACL, and back to – you guessed it – VAR. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

Hello and welcome back to another episode of Thai League Central Podcast. Obb joins Ta to recap a couple of games that took place in MD12. The two also look forward to the games coming up this weekend. Chonburi host an in-form Port side, True Bangkok United hope to remain perfect under Totchtawan as they welcome Police Tero and Buriram aim to continue their win-streak against Samut Prakan City. In the pod, we also bring you a short segment where Gian talks to Paul Neat from K-League United regarding Singha Chiang Rai's match against FC Seoul. Hope you enjoy !!

Ryan Walters is joined for the first time in a long time by Paul Neat and George Slade to discuss a range of topics as Korean football refuses to slow down despite K League 1 and the FA Cup being done and dusted. The three pick up in Austria where the Korean National team lost and won friendly matches against Mexican and Qatar, but the largest talking point came off the field with several players and staff testing positive for COVID 19. The hosts discuss whether or not these matches should have taken place, and which players should (or shouldn't) have been called in.    They then switch focus to the resumption of AFC Champions League where Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, FC Seoul, Suwon Samsung Bluewings, and Ulsan Hyundai all played over the weekend. They begin with a discussion on ACL's format and some potential changes, and then each give one takeaway from the four matches.    The third segment shifts focus to the final match day of the K League 2 season and the VAR controversy that plagued Seoul E-Land vs Jeonnam Dragons. They discuss Julian Kristoffersen's multiple disallowed goals as well as that handball non-call. They then briefly discuss Gyeongnam FC's 1-0 victory over Daejeon Hana Citizen which ensured the exact same match up just a few days later.    The final segment sees the hosts briefly preview Gyeongnam vs Daejeon's playoff match before they give way to Paul's interview with Australian midfielder Connor Chapman. The two discuss Daejeon's season thus far, expectations, and the looming playoff matches.    All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

We start this week's show with a heavy heart honoring the late Kim Nam-chun. Kim was found in his apartment on October 30th from an apparent suicide according to police. A ceremony was held in his honor the following day at Seoul World Cup Stadium to pay tribute to him ahead of the FC Seoul's game with Incheon United.   In speaking with his teammates and seeing the outpouring of love on social media over the weekend, it's clear Kim was a popular member of FC Seoul and with other players around the league who he had spent time with at Sangju. All of us at K League United send our most sincerest condolences to Kim Nam-chun's family, friends, and teammates in this difficult time. May he rest in peace.    After a break, Ryan Walters is joined by regular co-hosts Matthew Binns and Peter Hampshire to put a lid on the 2020 K League 1 season. They start with Final A where Jeonbuk was once again crowned champions for a record-breaking fourth straight time. The three go over just how wrong their pre-season predictions were, the biggest surprise in Final A, biggest disappointment, and look into the future and guess whether each team will finish higher or lower in 2021.    Ryan, Matt, and Peter rinse and repeat for Final B where both Incheon and Seongnam won back to back games to end the season on a high and avoid relegation. After answering a few early mailbag questions about Incheon's chances of avoiding the same story next season and Busan's need to rebuild, Paul Neat joins in with an interview with Incheon United's Stefan Mugoša. They discuss the Mariners pulling off another dramatic escape, off season plans, and what's next for the Montenegrin striker.    After a brief FA Cup Final preview, the hosts hop into the Eulji Lewis Mailbag. Questions range from what's next for Ulsan to Jeju's chances back in K1, and touch on former U22 players options next season. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast!

After watching Pohang crush Ulsan in the post-split East Coast Derby for the second straight year, host Ryan Walters turns to Dan Croydon to make sense of it. The two have a rather lively back and forth about Kim Do-hoon's abilities as a manager while Matthew Binns tries to mitigate and keep the Jeonbuk-fan smirks to a minimum. The three also discuss the Dave Bulthuis and Bjørn Johnsen red cards that will see both miss the last two matches of the season.    The relegation battle takes center stage in the second segment where FC Seoul managed to finally get mathematical safety from the drop. Whether or not this is something they can build on for ACL is another story according to Matthew. They also discuss Incheon's Great Escape chances, Seongnam's tough schedule, and Busan's outlook heading into the final weeks.    Michael Redmond joins for the third segment to talk about the wild world that is K League 2. Jeju and Suwon remain locked in a heated battle for automatic promotion while Ryan's Jeonnam Dragon's and Michael's Seoul E-Land hold down third and fourth for the final playoff spots. They discuss whether or not the teams can hold on and what to expect in the few remaining fixtures.    Before hopping in the Eulji Lewis Mailbag, Dan returns to preview this weekend's title decider between Ulsan and Jeonbuk and once again defends his manager. Matthew offers up the keys to Jeonbuk coming away with three points, and then hosts a jam-packed mailbag segment.   All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

Paul Neat looks over the biggest news in Korean football including managerial departures for Busan IPark and FC Seoul as well as Suwon Samsung Bluewings' Super Match victory. Ryan Walters then joins for the second segment to preview Round 23 of K League 1 including the match, team and player to watch before Matthew Binns then takes a look at K League 2. All this and more on in this edition of The Weekend Preview.

Paul Neat takes over hosting duties in a jam-packed episode ahead of K League 1's final weekend before the split. First up is a Super Match recap from Seoul World Cup Stadium where Paul is joined by Ryan Walters to break down FC Seoul's 2-1 win over rivals Suwon Samsung Bluewings. The two discuss the emergence of Han Seung-gyu as the engine to Seoul's attack and what's next for Suwon.  K League legend Dejan Damjanović joins in the second segment to talk about his brace in Daegu's 3-2 win over Seongnam, his club's ambitions this season, and getting closer to the 200 goal mark in K League.  Matthew Binns and Peter Hampshire join Ryan in the third segment to analyze, discuss, and slightly rage about Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors 2-1 win over Ulsan to bring things closer at the top of the table.  Finally, Paul ends this week's episode with a look at the major news in the Korean footballing world.  All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

Ryan Walters is joined by Matthew Binns and Peter Hampshire to discuss the first Double Dragon Derby between Ki Sung-yueng's FC Seoul and Lee Chung-yong's Ulsan Hyundai. While it was a rather straightforward win for the league leaders on the pitch, the off-field effect of so many national team stars on Korean shores will be felt for a while. The madness that was Gwangju FC's 6-4 victory over Daegu FC closes the first segment. They discuss how the Yellows pulled off the massive win, what's gone wrong at Daegu, and what the result means for the league table.  On the note of massive results, they shift focus to Gangwon beating Jeonbuk for the second time this season and give their takeaways on the loss that opened up a bigger lead for Ulsan atop the table. While discussing Jeonbuk, Ryan and Peter (kinda) attempt to console a teary-eyed Matthew as he gives his eulogy on Kim Jin-su with the defender set to take the field for Saudi Arabian side Al-Nassr.  Because it isn't a KLU Pod without a little K2, the third segment starts with the growing gap between Jeju, Suwon, and the rest of the second division. Most notably, Daejeon have fallen into the playoff pool and are very close to dropping even farther. As if summoned by the mention of Daejeon, Paul Neat makes an appearance in the first of his new segment, Korean Football Roundup, where Paul gives a brief overview of the going ons for Korean footballers across the globe. Lastly, the Eulji Lewis Mailbag sees the hosts answer questions about everything from K League becoming a selling league to José Morais' abilities as a manager, and a whole lot in between. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

It took 16 weeks of action but it finally happened... that's right Tom praises a goalkeeper, but which one?! The big guns win again, FC Seoul are on a roll and some harsh words for the moronic masses protesting in the capital. 

Ryan Walters is joined by Matthew Binns in studio to break down K League 1 Round 15 game by game and assess what each result may mean for the clubs moving forward. They discuss the rise of FC Seoul's youth, Jeonbuk hitting their stride, water logged pitches, and Incheon United's hopes at the great escape.    After going over K1, they turn their attention to K2 in the second segment where things remain as insane as ever. Just six points separate first from seventh following Round 14 in the second division, and there were plenty of upsets. Ryan and Matt discuss Suwon and Daejeon's continued slides, Jeju's shot at the top spot, and Seoul E-Land daring to dream of a title.   After choosing a match each in the top two divisions this weekend, Ryan and Matt exit for George Slade's interview with Bucheon 1995's Media Officer, Hwang Jun-cheol. They discuss his new book about his experience in marketing the game across the globe, and the differences and similarities between Europe and Korea. A journey in the sports industry has taken him from Aston Villa to Al Ghazal Golf Club in the UAE, to Bucheon with plenty of ideas on how to improve the game domestically.    All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

Ryan Walters and the K League Cat are joined by Matthew Binns and Paul Neat in studio for the first time in six months to take a look back on what they thought would happen in K League 1 and 2 this season. The three start in K2 with table predictions that have mostly held the test of time. They then move into individual awards that... have not. With a few of the nominated players no longer in Korea and others vastly underperforming, Matt, Paul, and Ryan have the option to double down on their original pick, or regret their choice and nominate someone new.    The second segment sees the hosts go over some significantly more miscalculated K1 table predictions, including a very optimistic position for FC Seoul. The individual awards don't see as many regrets, but do garner quite a few shout outs to players hitting their stride this season.   A very full Eulji Lewis Mailbag has questions on the fate of the post Choi Yong-soo FC Seoul, Incheon United's survival hopes, whether or not Junior Negrão is the best striker in Asia right now, and debating if Pohang has what it takes to finish in a Champions League position this year.    All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

Ryan Walters and Matthew Binns are joined by Bucheon 1995 columnist George Slade to take a look back on K League 1 Round 13 and K League 2 Round 12. They each give their main takeaways from a high scoring weekend that saw some lopsided results in K1, and narrow victories in the increasingly tight K2.   Matthew sits down with Suwon FC forward and South African international Lars Veldwijk in the second segment to discuss his move from Jeonju to Suwon. The two discuss the trend of players moving directly to Korea from the Eredivisie, the reason he left Jeonbuk, fitting in to a very good Suwon side, and what promotion would mean to his new club.    The third segment sees Ryan, Matthew, and George look ahead to the weekend to preview the upcoming matches in both divisions and which games to keep an eye on in particular. A number of teams next to each other in the table square off in K1 and K2, and there's plenty of mention of a certain manager that probably should be on the hot seat right now.    Finally, they catch up on previous Eulji Lewis Mailbag questions from weeks past regarding Jeonbuk success and how much José Morais influences it... if at all. They also discuss K2 unsung heroes, new signings, and Choi Yong-soo's longevity as FC Seoul manager.    All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

Ki Sung-yueng finally made his return to FC Seoul and K League after 11 years away in Europe. Matthew Binns and Paul Neat attended his press conference to ask a few questions with translations provided by KLU's own Jung Muyeol. Matthew and Paul also take the time to discuss how Ki will fit into this Seoul side.

Ryan Walters is joined by Peter Hampshire and Todd Wilde once more to assess what they've seen in K League 1 after 11 Rounds. The three each pick a player that has impressed in the first few months, and almost leave out a big name before correcting themselves. They also discuss the teams that have done well for themselves with an emphasis on Kim Tae-wan's Sangju Sangmu.   Paul Neat and Matthew Binns take over the second segment to focus on the U22 rule in the top flight. They go team by team from the bottom of the table up and break down which sides have done well developing their youth, which players have stood, and who could stand to get more minutes.    Ryan, Peter, and Todd return for the third segment to doll out the bad news and go over the players and teams that have underwhelmed so far. Unsurprisingly Incheon and their Gyeongin Derby rivals FC Seoul get plenty of mentions, but notably so does a prominent Jeonbuk player.    Finally, the three hop into the Eulji Lewis Mailbag to answer questions about teams that may bounce back from bad form, and several questions about the men on the sidelines in K1. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

Ryan Walters is joined once again by Matthew Binns and Peter Hampshire to break down a wild weekend in K League 1 that saw 28 goals scored in just two days! They discussing whether or not Byung-soo Ball is all that, Daegu's hot streak putting them back in ACL contention, and Jeonbuk being there for the taking this season. The three shift focus to the FA Cup Round of 16 in the second segment with some truly tasty match ups on the cards. The "Hwang Sun-hong Derby" between Daejeon Hana Citizen and FC Seoul, and the renewed Honam Derby with Jeonbuk hosting Jeonnam give them plenty to discuss. After a brief preview for each match, the three then take their picks and choose the teams that will move on to the Semi-finals. Finally, Peter has his go with Room 101 and makes the argument to chuck the split round into the bin. After a spirited argument, Ryan plays devil's advocate to keep things as they currently stand and Matthew weighs in with the final decision. All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

Ryan Walters is joined in the virtual Kim Do-hoon Bunker by Matthew Binns and Michael Redmond to go over the signings so far, and some names that have been rumoured for K2. They also each pick a team that needs a big window, what they need, and why. Finally, the three pick a player they would like to see move.   Paul Neat joins in the second segment to speak with Jeju United defender Valentinos Sielis about the season thus far. The two discuss Jeju's rise up the table, how he's fitting in to a new system, and what to expect in the months ahead.   In the third segment, Ryan, Matthew, and Michael preview the K League 1 transfer window, and go a bit long on some current and former Korean National Teamers. The three discuss why the time is right for FC Seoul to bring back Ki Sung-yueng, and why Lee Seung-woo is making a massive mistake passing on the opportunity to play first team football.   The Eulji Lewis Mailbag sees the hosts answer questions about possible K3/K4 transfers up to the top two divisions, if Sangju manager Kim Tae-wan should consider making a move, the fate of Incheon United, and whether or not a team will actually take advance of the ASEAN player quota.   All that and more in this edition of the K League United Podcast. 

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The gang is all back together and there is a lot of shit to talk about. We have MLS & NWSL tourneys, USSF realizing they suck ass, Bundesliga, FC Seoul shitting the bed, EPL Re-Preview, and an apology tour. Plus some questions! Spoiler we are still into weed.

FC Seoul in freefall as Daegu smash them for six, while Gwangju win the relegation six-pointer against Busan. Incheon in yet more penalty woes, and Pohang's ‘Palocenko' score four in the rain. Otherwise, a good weekend for numbers with 22% of goals scored by Brazilians, 9% by OGs and 4.5% by bums!

Caleb, Nick, and Nathan discuss the exciting return of the Bundesliga! The lads discuss everything from the product and environment on the pitch, which players have impressed us the most, and one club's cardboard cutout conundrum. They also give a preview of the massive midweek clash between Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund.The boys also take a few minutes to explore FC Seoul's...unique approach to dealing with an empty arena.Follow Corner Kick Media on Facebook: www.facebook.com/cornerkickmedia/Listen to the Corner Kick Podcast on Soundcloud: @cornerkickmediaMusic: "The Feet Continue to Dance" by Joaquim Maria PuyalPhoto by TIME Magazine

Kevin and Kieran take a look at the implications for the women's game following the decision to scrap the WSL and Women's Championship seasons, why the proposed Saudi takeover of Newcastle United has hit a stumbling block, and why Arsene Wenger - who is now the Head of Football Development at FIFA - has said Financial Fair Play should be reformed. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/priceoffootball. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Last week saw the K League 1 enter its third round of matches, with FC Seoul opening the weekend with victory over Pohang Steelers. Elsewhere, both Busan IPark and Suwon Samsung Bluewings picked up their first points of the campaign, while Incheon United and Gwangju FC are still looking to find the net in 2020. Finally, reigning champions Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors maintained their perfect start with a 2-0 victory over Daegu FC. K League United editors Matthew Binns and Paul Neat sat down to review the weekend's fixtures in full, offer their opinions based on these early showings, as well as answer your questions in a bulkier than usual Eulji Lewis mailbag. All this and more on this week's edition of The K League United Podcast.

What is up everyone today we are back with episode #26 of Conversing with Chris and Misa the Podcast. Friend of the podcast Daniel (Danny) Espindola joins us for this episode we talk about a variety of topics such as; How we met, Kicking things off segment, picking up hood friends in a Saturn, All things Chicago, our longest road trips, FC Seoul sex doll scandal, Funniest thing from the internet, 5 random questions and much more.  Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and subscribe to our brand new YouTube page. Thank you guys for all of your support, as always if you want to be apart of the podcast let us know, we are out!!! https://www.facebook.com/ConversingwithChrisandMisathepodcast https://www.instagram.com/conversingwithchrisandmisa/ YouTube @ Conversing with Chris and Misa the Podcast. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/conversingwithchrismissa/support

Doc, Ricky, and Michael have a wide range of topics from questions and comments about the finality of The Last Dance, FC Seoul's inanimate fans, Joe Rogan's big payday and career arc, sports documentaries they need to make, and more. Presented by Rosati's in Buckhead.

Doc, Ricky, and Michael have a wide range of topics from questions and comments about the finality of The Last Dance, FC Seoul's inanimate fans, Joe Rogan's big payday and career arc, sports documentaries they need to make, and more. Presented by Rosati's in Buckhead.

Sam and Mike review The Vast of Night, Minecraft, NASA discovering a parallel dimension, FC Seoul's apology and more!

The EAC Show discuss The Last Dance ep 9 and 10. More states opening up for sports 2 more NFL Players get arrested FC Seoul uses sex dolls as fake fans and much more --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theeacshow/support

The usual off-season optimism has been kicked into overdrive in South Korea as the U23 squad came back from Thailand with a trophy in hand. Ryan Walters, Paul Neat and Matthew Binns go over what the win says about K League and its youth development as well as highlighting some of the standout performers.   The second segment sees the hosts dive into #ACL2020 and preview what to expect from Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, Suwon Samsung Bluewings, Ulsan Hyundai, and FC Seoul. We analyze each group's opponents, the key players for the K League sides, biggest test in the group, and attempt a prediction at how far they can go. 

It's rivalry week on the KLU pod! Ryan Walters, Paul Neat, and Matthew Binns highlight the key matches in the final round of the 2019 K1 season with title and relegation implications abound. Jeju, Gyeongnam, and Incheon all face significant challenges as they attempt to stay in the top flight. They then turn their focus onto the final Super Match of the year with Suwon hosting FC Seoul, and go long on the East Coast Derby between Pohang and Ulsan. After a brief derby quiz, they dive into the Eulji Lewis Mailbag to answer your questions. All that and more in this edition of The K League United Podcast!

Site editors Paul Neat and Scott Whitelock take their seats in the K League United Outpost to go over all six matches that took place last weekend in the K League 1,  including Ulsan Hyundai's defeat to Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, Seongnam's victory over rivals FC Seoul and a clash at the foot of the table. Our writers then pick their matches to watch this weekend before moving onto the mailbag and answering your questions submitted via social media.

Ryan Walters and Paul Neat get together at El Juego Pub in Seoul to debut the new live show space and chat about five key takeaways from Round 17 of K League 1. While answering questions live on YouTube, they discuss the continued title race between Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors, FC Seoul, and Ulsan Hyundai, an instant classic NINE goal thriller in Gangwon, Jeju United in crisis, controversial calls, and take a look ahead at the summer transfer window as it's set to open July 1st. All that and more in this edition of the K League United podcast.

Ryan Walters is joined once again by Matthew Binns and Paul Neat in studio to recap a historic run for the Taeguk Warriors in this year's U20 World Cup and discuss what it means for football in Korea. They also go over the Round 16 from K League 1 with interviews from Jeonbuk Hyundai's Bernie Ibini following his team's 1-0 to remain top of the table, and hear from both sides after a 4-2 thriller between rivals FC Seoul and Suwon Bluewings. Adam Taggart weighs in on the match and his recent inclusion with the Socceroos, Osmar chats about scoring two fantastic goals, and Aleksandar Pešić talks about his goals for the club this season. All that and more in this edition of the K League United podcast.

Following on from the K League's official media day, our site editors Paul Neat and Scott Whitelock sit down to preview the upcoming Super Match between Suwon Samsung Bluewings and FC Seoul. They look back on the history and tie and reflect upon the comments made by both the managers and players coming into the K League's marquee match. Our writers then sit down together with two players who know a thing or two about the magnitude of this fixture; Dejan Damjanović of Suwon Samsung Bluewings and his former FC Seoul teammate Osmar Ibáñez Barba. The four of them reminisce over previous Super Matches and give detailed insight into what it is like to play in this match and what to expect on Sunday. After all this, there is a mailbag full of your questions. All this and more, on this Super Match edition, of The K League United Podcast.

As AFC Champions League resumes, we chat about how the K League teams in the tournament have fared thus far and how it's affecting their domestic campaign. We also touch base with Asian football expert Dan Pordes for an outsider's perspective of the Korean teams and chat about who's impressed in the East thus far. We also take a look ahead to the marquee matches in K1 and K2 this weekend and hear from FC Seoul striker Aleksandar Pešić to get his thoughts on the season ahead. All that and more in the latest edition of the K League United Podcast.

With no regular K League United Podcast this week due to scheduling conflicts, we wanted to make sure we didn't leave you wanting by putting together this EXTRA edition of our regular podcast, featured mixed zone interviews from Round 1 of the K League season. Our Jung Muyeol speaks with Daegu FC's Edgar, Matthew Binns speaks to Jeonbuk striker Kim Shin-wook and Paul Neat chats with FC Seoul's new signing Ikromjon Alibaev.  

Well, it happened. K League giants FC Seoul slid into eleventh on the final day of the season and now must face an in-form Busan IPark for the right to play in the K League 1 next season. Whoever loses will be in the second tier for 2019. In what is a massive match with potentially significant repercussions for Korean football, our site editors Ryan Walters and Matthew Binns sat down live on Facebook to preview the match and answer your questions about the final. All this and more, on this live edition of The K League United Podcast.