The K League United Elimination Game - Round 13
Eleven became nine in the last round of the K League United Elimination Game as Bucheon 1995 fell to a bottom of the table FC Anyang to spring a surprise on some of our remaining competitors. With hardly any safe bets remaining, we enter Round Thirteen and it is all to play for.
Round Twelve Roundup
If there was a such thing as a sure thing, we would never play the game.
So it was that 9th place Anyang, who has scored 16 goals in 17 games, won on the road to 3rd place Bucheon 1995 who has scored 24 goals in 17 games knocking out Phil Mason and making the once-seeming invincible Lex Nande look all too human.
So it is in sports is how it is in life.
Phil played a FANTASTIC game, his three losses coming from K-League 2 playoff spot hopefuls Busan and Bucheon 1995, and Champions League contender Ulsan Hyundai. Phil will feel bad for a while.
Mark Kelly also declined to pick, giving up his third and final life.
This round saw two Cruzados Verdes in a head to head when Wonbin Bae chose FC Seoul while Matthew Binns took Daegu in an audacious, but ultimately rewarding, pick.
Adam Hicks was by himself choosing Gyeongnam FC, and Ferdinand Scheibl, James Edrupt, Todd Wilde, and Jon Christian all took the safe choice of Gangwon against the Jeonnam Dragons.
I also want to give a special shout out to Todd Wilde and Ferdinand Scheibl. Todd last lost a life in round 2(!) and Ferdinand has been perfect since round 3. Great job, guys. Both have two lives remaining.
The remaining lives table after the weekend's action |
43 was 11 is now 9.
There are no obvious choices in this game. Beware of “safe” choices.
I’m taking Gwangju.
- Jon Christian
Rules
Must we really repeat these by now?Select a team you are yet to choose that you think will go undefeated at the weekend. Please make sure your entries are submitted by 7:00pm on Friday 13th July. If your team loses, or you miss the deadline, you will lose a life. Lose all your remaining lives and it is game over for you.
Unfortunately the deadline for new competitors has passed, but this competition will be running again at the start of next season.
Please enter using the form at bottom of this article. If you wish to change your decision prior to the deadline, please contact either Jon Christian or site editor Matthew Binns. You can also contact them if you cannot remember which teams you selected in previous rounds, though please make sure to check for your name in our previous weekly posts if you can.
Prizes
Besides K League supporters knowing that you are the best at not picking losing sides, we are also giving away a K League United kit (both shirt and shorts), in addition to a standard match ticket (home or away) for any competition featuring a K League side playing in Korea in the current or following season. Tickets will not be offered for matches outside of the country.For those wishing to partake from outside of the Korea peninsula, the K League United kit will be sent out to you free of charge via a standard international shipping service
Fixtures
As mentioned above, this game only takes place on the weekend when both leagues are playing unless stated otherwise, in which case you will be contacted via email with generous notice. This weekend, fixtures take place over three days; Saturday, Sunday and Monday.Upcoming fixtures for the tenth round are as follows:
Saturday 14th July
Gyeongnam FC vs Incehon United
Jeonnam Dragons vs Sangju Sangmu
Suwon Bluewings vs Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors
Asan Mugunghwa vs Daejeon Citizen
Busan IPark vs Bucheon 1995
Sunday 15th July
Pohang Steelers vs Gangwon FC
FC Seoul vs Ulsan Hyundai
Jeju United vs Daegu FC
Suwon FC vs Gwangju FC
Monday 16th July
Seoul E-Land vs Ansan Greeners
Seongnam FC vs FC Anyang
Entry Form
Enter your selection for the weekend's fixtures using the form below before Friday 13th July 19:00 KST. If you have are having trouble entering your details, you can click here to view a more mobile friendly version.
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