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The second Norwegian in the K-League after Jon Olav Hjelde?

Kit clash! Either that or the Uijeongbu goalkeeper ate one of the Yangju players.

This must not be genuine, as Jang Nara is 75.

Despite home advantage, Seoul E-land were dumped out by Korea University on penalties.

What's with all four K-League Challenge vs. K3/University matches being held at the Challenge clubs' grounds? Utter wankery.

Kitchee 1-0 Kashiwa Reysol in the group stage! The J.Leaguers picked up a red card, and the Hong Kong side scored the winner in stoppage time.

eujin wrote:Fun fact: none of the world's top five most populous countries managed to qualify for the people's game big show in the world's largest country.

Isn't Brazil fifth for population? According to this list, only two of the top eight countries (Brazil and Nigeria) qualified.

Needs more 1-1 draws.

Have they tried building a 60,000-seater?

Chungju logo: steam from boiling liquid and a traffic skid mark?

Pyeongtaek: is that gorilla missing the lower half of its jaw, or have comically large teeth?

I see (from three-month-old news) that Yoo Sang-chul, a 2002 World Cup starlet who has been managing at university level in recent years, has made a return to the K-League with Jeonnam. He managed Daejeon in late 2011 and 2012 but didn't do well.

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Goal highlights from North Korean club Hwaebul playing away to Mongolian side Erchim in AFC Cup qualifying:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIjNnAAvp34

And the full match: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgpRrTRaF54

MipoFanatic wrote:Interesting to see Yoon Sung-bin won the recent World Cup season, beating out Latvia's Martins Dukurs.

Little bugger won the Olympic gold!