"Nice to meet you, soccer." From the start of 'Huck', domestic ↔ overseas, four-game murder schedule for two weeks...The same but different opening of K League 1
"Nice to meet you, soccer." From the start of 'Huck', domestic ↔ overseas, four-game murder schedule for two weeks...The same but different opening of K League 1
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Apart from the fastest opening ever in the K-League 1, there is no defending champion in the official opening game. The opening game that opens the season will be a clash between the team that won the league last year and the Korean team's winning team. It is the K-League's "Community Shield" (Super Cup).
Ulsan HD, which won its third consecutive K-League 1 title this season, is not in the opening game. Pohang Steelers, which won its second straight K-League Cup title last year, will take the place. Pohang will invite Daejeon Hana Citizen to its home team at 1 p.m. on Saturday. The Asian Champions League (ALC) shook the soccer field. ACL Elite, which includes Ulsan, Pohang, and Gwangju FC, will resume its league stage on Sunday. Jeonbuk Hyundai, which passed the group league in ACL 2, will advance to the round of 16. The opponent is Port FC (Thailand).
Ulsan will play an away game against Buriram United of Thailand on Wednesday. Buriram is the tomb of the team's away game. It is a six-hour bus ride from Bangkok. Even after the game, he has to take heavy steps. He will not be able to return to Korea until Sunday morning. He will not be able to play the opening match of the K League 1 on Saturday. On the other hand, Pohang will have a showdown with the Kawasaki Frontale team at its home turf on Sunday, which will allow it to remain relaxed. Ulsan will play its first K League 1 player with FC Anyang on Sunday.
The four teams that will play in the ACL have a grueling schedule from their first start. They have to play four matches, crossing the K-League and the ACL for two weeks. The ACLE League Stage, where only two matches are left per team, has two consecutive matches to play. Following the away match of Buriram, Ulsan will have a showdown with Shandong Taishan (China) at its home ground on Wednesday. Pohang is waiting for its final match against Johor Darlle Takjim (Malaysia) at an away match on Wednesday. Gwangju will face Shandong Province in China on Wednesday, and Buriram at its home turf on Wednesday. Jeonbuk will also have the first round of the round of 16 teams in an away match on Thursday, and the second round on its home turf on Tuesday.
The heads of the four teams are also busy. However, they are drawing a different picture as if they are the same. Ulsan is the strongest team in the K-League, but is ranking 11th in the ACLE (score point of 3, one win and five losses). After winning both of the remaining two matches, it will have to wait and see the results of the other teams. The ACLE has been changed to include the top 24 Asian teams (East Asia 12 and West Asia 12), starting from 2024-2025 season. Each team will have four home and away matches, for a total of eight matches. Eight of the 12 East Asian teams will advance to the round of 16.
Ulsan coach Kim Pan-gon has not let go of his miracle at the ACLE as well. "It takes me a day and a half to get to Buriram. I haven't shown good performances at the ACLE, so I'm thinking about how I will perform in the remaining two matches. I'm considering various advantages and disadvantages that I will be able to gain from the two matches. I will strategically approach the importance of home matches so that I can display good performance," he said.
Pohang, ranked fifth with nine points, has secured the upper hand in advancing to the round of 16 strongest teams in the ACLE. However, the team is committed to staying vigilant until the end. "When I think about last year, I am so happy right now. I will focus on the match on the 11th and do my best," Pohang coach Park Tae-ha said. "Since the rankings are tightly intertwined, a victory will lead to the Johor match."
Gwangju (ranking 13th with a score point of 2nd), which has shown the best performance in ACLE, has virtually confirmed its advance to the round of 16. Arithmetically, the team only needs one more point. The K-League is all the more worrisome, however, as the electricity leakage is so severe ahead of the new season. "I'm only thinking about the away match in Shandong Province. I don't have time to think about it until the next game. I think we can just make a plan on how to proceed in each game. I'm concerned, but I'm accepting the reality and improving it through training every day," Gwangju coach Lee Jung-hyo said.
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Apart from the fastest opening ever in the K-League 1, there is no defending champion in the official opening game. The opening game that opens the season will be a clash between the team that won the league last year and the Korean team's winning team. It is the K-League's "Community Shield" (Super Cup).
Ulsan HD, which won its third consecutive K-League 1 title this season, is not in the opening game. Pohang Steelers, which won its second straight K-League Cup title last year, will take the place. Pohang will invite Daejeon Hana Citizen to its home team at 1 p.m. on Saturday. The Asian Champions League (ALC) shook the soccer field. ACL Elite, which includes Ulsan, Pohang, and Gwangju FC, will resume its league stage on Sunday. Jeonbuk Hyundai, which passed the group league in ACL 2, will advance to the round of 16. The opponent is Port FC (Thailand).
Ulsan will play an away game against Buriram United of Thailand on Wednesday. Buriram is the tomb of the team's away game. It is a six-hour bus ride from Bangkok. Even after the game, he has to take heavy steps. He will not be able to return to Korea until Sunday morning. He will not be able to play the opening match of the K League 1 on Saturday. On the other hand, Pohang will have a showdown with the Kawasaki Frontale team at its home turf on Sunday, which will allow it to remain relaxed. Ulsan will play its first K League 1 player with FC Anyang on Sunday.
The four teams that will play in the ACL have a grueling schedule from their first start. They have to play four matches, crossing the K-League and the ACL for two weeks. The ACLE League Stage, where only two matches are left per team, has two consecutive matches to play. Following the away match of Buriram, Ulsan will have a showdown with Shandong Taishan (China) at its home ground on Wednesday. Pohang is waiting for its final match against Johor Darlle Takjim (Malaysia) at an away match on Wednesday. Gwangju will face Shandong Province in China on Wednesday, and Buriram at its home turf on Wednesday. Jeonbuk will also have the first round of the round of 16 teams in an away match on Thursday, and the second round on its home turf on Tuesday.
The heads of the four teams are also busy. However, they are drawing a different picture as if they are the same. Ulsan is the strongest team in the K-League, but is ranking 11th in the ACLE (score point of 3, one win and five losses). After winning both of the remaining two matches, it will have to wait and see the results of the other teams. The ACLE has been changed to include the top 24 Asian teams (East Asia 12 and West Asia 12), starting from 2024-2025 season. Each team will have four home and away matches, for a total of eight matches. Eight of the 12 East Asian teams will advance to the round of 16.
Ulsan coach Kim Pan-gon has not let go of his miracle at the ACLE as well. "It takes me a day and a half to get to Buriram. I haven't shown good performances at the ACLE, so I'm thinking about how I will perform in the remaining two matches. I'm considering various advantages and disadvantages that I will be able to gain from the two matches. I will strategically approach the importance of home matches so that I can display good performance," he said.
Pohang, ranked fifth with nine points, has secured the upper hand in advancing to the round of 16 strongest teams in the ACLE. However, the team is committed to staying vigilant until the end. "When I think about last year, I am so happy right now. I will focus on the match on the 11th and do my best," Pohang coach Park Tae-ha said. "Since the rankings are tightly intertwined, a victory will lead to the Johor match."
Gwangju (ranking 13th with a score point of 2nd), which has shown the best performance in ACLE, has virtually confirmed its advance to the round of 16. Arithmetically, the team only needs one more point. The K-League is all the more worrisome, however, as the electricity leakage is so severe ahead of the new season. "I'm only thinking about the away match in Shandong Province. I don't have time to think about it until the next game. I think we can just make a plan on how to proceed in each game. I'm concerned, but I'm accepting the reality and improving it through training every day," Gwangju coach Lee Jung-hyo said.
Coach Gus Foyet, who is taking on a new challenge in Jeonbuk, said, "I think it will be difficult," but added, "I will do my best in 메이저사이트 both games under difficult conditions. We have to urgently form a K-League home opener after playing in Thailand, but it is difficult to immediately decide how much change we need to make."
who is taking on a new challenge in Jeonbuk, said, "I think it will be difficult," but added, "I will do my best in both games under difficult conditions. We have to urgently form a K-League home opener after playing in Thailand, but it is difficult to immediately decide how much change we need to make."