Quick Shots: Match Previews, Champions League, and Bums on Seats

Match Previews
Saturday, April 9th
13:00 Daejeon Citizen vs Ansan - Writer's Chat by Paul Neat and Kyle Gobler
14:00 Sangju Sangmu vs Suwon FC
14:00 Chungju Hummel  vs Gangwon
15:00 Bucheon 1995 vs Seoul E-Land - Preview by Steve Waddell
14:00 Gwangju FC vs Ulsan Hyundai
16:00 Incheon United vs Seongnam FC - FIFA 16 Preview by Marc-Élie Guay

Sunday, April 10th
13:00 Daegu FC vs Gyeongnam FC
13:00 Goyang Zaicro FC vs Busan IPark - Preview by Jae-Hyeok Lee
14:00 Jeonnam Dragons vs FC Seoul - Writer's Chat by Ryan Walters and John Emanuelson
14:00 Pohang Steelers vs Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors
16:00 Jeju United vs Suwon Bluewings - Writer's Chat by Scott Whitelock and Duncan Elder

AFC Champions League
Recap: Becamex Binh Duong 3-2 Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors - Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors' recently underwhelming performances finally caught up with them in Vietnam as they went down 3-2 to a resilient Becamex Binh Duong.

Recap:  FC Seoul 0-0 Shandong Luneng - Seoul couldn't score against Shandong Luneng, but it's not the worst result in the world and Seoul should wrap the group up in their next game against Buriram United.

From Here to Eternity: FC Seoul's Last Five ACL Appearances - This feels as though it's Seoul's best qualifying campaign in the ACL. Not only have the won their first three games, but they have done so by large margins (6-0, 4-1, 4-1). Is it the best though?

Bums On Seats, The Biggest Challenge
Seoul E-Land FC announced their new team in April 2014 with ambitions almost as wild as the chairwoman's fashion sense. Two years later Steve Waddell takes stock of how those targets are being met and what can be done to help get more people through the turnstyles.
Part 1 - Taking Stock
Part 2 - What's The Problem?
Part 3 - How To Compete

Catching Up

FA Cup Round 3 Draw - The third round of the Korean FA Cup sees K-League Challenge sides in action for the first time in the competition starting April 27th when they take on the National League, K3League, U-League (Universities) winners of Round 2. 

Choi Kang-hee's Roster Roulette (aka When is Squad Rotation Necessary?) - Part 1

After a winter of high-spending, Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors manager Choi Kang-hee is yet to find a reliable starting eleven for his current team. Matthew Binns takes a look at what it means.