#gwangju fc

[whitehartlane]

eom jisung, remember the name.

[jessethegoat]

I present to you, Lee Jung-Hyo 🥹

I think I'm in love 🥹😍🥰

[newscountryindia]

GWN vs ULS Dream11 Team Prediction Korean K-League 2020 Gwangju FC vs Ulsan Hyundai Playing XI, Football Fantasy Tips

GWN vs ULS Dream11 Team Prediction Korean K-League 2020 Gwangju FC vs Ulsan Hyundai Playing XI, Football Fantasy Tips

[ad_1]

Gwangju FC (Photo Credit: Twitter)

Korean K-League: Gwangju FC face Ulsan Hyundai at the Gwangju World Cup Stadium.

Trending Desk

Last Updated: May 30, 2020, 3:09 PM IST

Gwangju FC (GWN) will be up against Ulsan Hyundai (ULS) in their upcoming scheduled fixture in the Korean K-League 2020. The kick-off time for Korean K-League 2020 Gwangju FC vs Ulsan Hyundai…

[wearemodernseoul]

K League 2: 2019 Season Review

#KLeague 2: 2019 Season Review HERE -

The K League 2 (previously known as the K League Challenge) season this year was interesting both on and off the field. Here are the key fact and figures, best and worst teams, players and more;

K League 2: 2019 Season Review

Gwangju FC topped the league with a six point lead over Busan I’Park in second. FC Anyang and Bucheon 1995 completed the playoffs, with Ansan Greeners narrowly missing…

[ojh15]

[K-League Classic] Kim Min-Hyuk

Kim Min-Hyuk in the match vs Jeonnam Dragons recorded his first K-League assist of the season. Kim Min-Hyuk was a recent transfer from FC Seoul along with Jung Jo-Guk in the off season. In 2014 while playing at Gwangwoon University, Kim received the U-League MVP award. Due to limited playing time options Kim opted to move to greener pastures and is pleased to be playing again. He believes that working with Head Coach Nam he will further gain confidence and to be aggressive.

[star-wish]

[ojh15]

[K-League Classic] Gwangju FC 2-2 Incheon United

Gwangju FC are off to a flying start to begin the season in the top flight after a 2 year absence. We opened up against Incheon United at their ground for the opening fixture. I was cautiously optimistic coming into the match having observed Incheon last season I have a gut feeling they will struggle for good parts of the season without Moon Sang-Yoon and Lee Suk-Hyun. Gwangju started the match off on the right foot putting Incheon in lots of pressure and keeping the majority of the possession. However Incheon struck first against the run of play on some defensive/keeper errors. Gwangju showed its fortitude by maintaining the pressure like before which paid off when a late run far post cross was headed in by Jung Ho-Jung into an Incheon player and redirected in for an own goal. There was some bad luck when Incheon took the lead again via an own goal as well. However the team again struck back quickly before time was up grabbing a well deserved point. Lee Jong-Min was able to control the final corner and tuck it away. Overall it was a decent first performance for the side and something to improve on. The bane of our existence in the top flight a couple years ago was the terrible defense despite our good offensive play. Next weeks match for also promoted Daejeon will be a better indicator of where the team is at right now. I was pleased with the play of Im Sun-Young (MOTM) and Kim Ho-Nam who both will need to be huge for our survival.