Koreans Abroad Weekend Preview and Midweek Review

Daylight savings shift mid-weekend to sync back with Europe, North London derby, and tough again for me to watch for one more weekend as off to countryside.

Day	Time (ET)	Player	Club	Opponent	TV
Saturday	10:30 AM	Ji Dong Won	Augsburg	@Ingolstadt	Fox Soccer 2 Go
Saturday	10:30 AM	Koo Ja Cheol	Augsburg	@Ingolstadt	Fox Soccer 2 Go
Saturday	10:30 AM	Park Joo Ho	Dortmund	@Hamburg	Fox Soccer Plus
Saturday	10:30 AM	Kim Jin Su	Hoffenheim	@Bayern Munich	Fox Soccer 2
Saturday	11:00 AM	Lee Chung Yong	Crystal Palace	@Burnley	NBC Extra Time
Sunday	7:00 AM	Son Heung Min	Tottenham	@Arsenal	NBCSN
Sunday	10:00 AM	Ki Sung Yueng	Swansea	Man Utd	CNBC

Ji Dong Won -- Ji should start but we will see where with Bobadilla possibly fit again.  Hopefully he stays on top where his skills are best used and he seems to finding his groove.

Koo Ja Cheol -- As Ji, Koo should start but we will see in what spot.  He looked good alongside Ji and perhaps Schuster will want to continue to get his offense going but that midfield needs work in many spots.

Park Joo Ho -- Injuries and illness dug into depth midweek, but still don't expect PJH to get a start but maybe remote chance of bench.

Kim Jin Su -- No change.

Lee Chung Yong -- I expect a bench role after a showing that even LCY himself criticized.  He wants a run of games to find his form again, but I don't see when that might happen.  Hopefully he gets on as a sub and finds a spark to get him going.

Son Heung Min -- Was a tough loss with so much possession for Tottenham, and yet so much futility to get in attacking spots.  Son's problem was not getting involved enough, with very few touches first on top, and with Dembele going off, then moving to the left.  The good news was that many of his touches were great, with some good passes under pressure, including a good pass to Alli which had a decent claim for a penalty.  His touch remains good but how long until the lack of goals causes him to go back to his habits of trying too hard?

Ki Sung Yueng -- Bradley needs to find a midfield selection that gets things going.  I'm hoping its Cork and Ki, freeing Ki to do the things he has done well over past two weeks: namely bringing up the ball into attack with good dribbles and passes.  That said, it's a mess so Bradley may do something unexpected.

By @KoreaFootAbroad