The K League United Podcast

The original podcasting trio of Ryan Walters, Paul Neat, and Matthew Binns is back to run the rule over a busy weekend of football in Korea. The first segment sees the three discuss a slew of shock upsets in the top flight, chief among them Suwon FC's 5-2 dismantling of the Asian Champs in Ulsan with Lars Veldwijk netting no less than four times and assisting the fifth! As we're so fond of saying,...

Ryan Walters  is joined by  Paul Neat ,  Matthew Binns  and  Peter Hampshire  for this week's K League United Podcast as they look back over the summer transfer window and the significant deals that have grabbed the headlines in recent weeks.   The attention then turns to the Tokyo 2020 Olympics as Korea's Men's team go in search of a medal and the elusive military exemption that such an award bri...

Ryan Walters is back in the host's chair for the first time in a full month to recap and review the ACL East Group Stage and assess the performances of all four K League teams. Joined by Matthew Binns and Dan Croydon, the three begin the pod with a discussion on whether or not the expanded format was a success or failure both in theory and in practice, including the effect CSL teams sending their...

Matthew Binns, Dan Croydon and Jung Muyeol take a look back on the first week of AFC Champions League action and give their thoughts on the results of K League sides so far. Then, Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors midfielder Kim Bo-kyung gives his thoughts on the competition ahead. All this and more, on the K League United Podcast

Paul Neat  assembles a five-a-side team of interviewees to preview the AFC Champions League Group Stage.  The first Dutchman to win the ACL,  Dave Bulthuis , talks about putting the disappointment of missing out on the K League title and FA Cup to then go on and clinch ACL glory last year. Then,  Song Min-kyu  talks about what it will mean to him to play in ACL, whenever the now full Korean intern...

Ryan Walters hosts a bumper edition of the podcast spanning from Japan to Singapore, Thailand to India, and Malaysia to the Philippines to cover Asia's biggest club competition in as much detail as possible! The experts give an overview of each team, name a player to watch, predict a group winner, and answer listener questions throughout the show! Group F 🇹🇭 BG Pathum United - Obb Deewajin 🇰🇷 Ulsa...

Host Peter Hampshire takes you through the latest news regarding the Korean National team and K League. In a somber week on the peninsula with the passing of Yoo Sang-chul, many paid their respects following the 49-year-old's death. With no games in K1 this weekend, Branko Belan takes us through the K2 action.

Ryan Walters is joined for the first time in a long time by Matthew Binns and Peter Hampshire for a jam-packed weekend review. They begin with South Korea's first World Cup Qualifiers in 18 months and discuss what can be learned from the Taeguk Warriors 5-0 victory over Turkmenistan. The second segment shifts focus to the two K League 1 matches that took place as FC Seoul and Seongnam FC continue...

In this K League United EXTRA podcast episode, Paul Neat sits down with FC Seoul star Osmar Ibáñez Barba to talk about reaching 200 appearances in K League. Osmar talks about a whole host of topics including going into management, his footballing heroes, winning the K League title on the final day, FA Cup joy and disappointment, as well as which current FC Seoul youngster he has been particularly...

Host Peter Hampshire is joined by Paul Neat, Branko Belan and Steve Price. Together they look at upcoming games this weekend in K League 1 and 2, as well as the National Team's upcoming friendly with Turkmenistan. This week's episode also features an exclusive interview with Daegu FC's Edgar.

Ryan Walters flies solo in the K League United Bunker this week, but is joined quickly by Thai League Central's Ta Lao to discuss Thai National Team and Buriram United defender Sasalak Haiprakhon's six month loan deal with Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors. The two discuss a bit about Sasalak's career so far and what the move may mean for him and other Thai players. Peter Hampshire and Steve Price join for t...

In this week's episode, Paul Neat delivers the latest Korean football news, Peter Hampshire previews K League 2 Round 14, Matthew Binns looks ahead to K League 1 Round 19, and FC Seoul's Osmar talks about the second Super Match of 2021.

Ryan Walters and Matthew Binns are joined by Jung Muyeol making his livestream debut to talk all things title race as the first division approaches its summer break. After a brief discussion of the South Korean World Cup Qualifying and Olympic squads and any surprises or omissions therein, the three turn their attention to league leaders Ulsan Hyundai. Despite beating both Jeonbuk and Pohang in a...

Peter Hampshire delivers the latest Korean football news and is joined by Paul neat to preview K League 1 Round 18, and Ryan Walters who looks ahead to the action in K League 2 Round 13.

Ryan Walters and Michael Redmond are back for another daytime TV edition of the pod with a K League 2 special! In the opening segment they take a look back on all four matches in Round 12, and discuss Jeonnam's rise back to first place in the division. The second segment takes a wider view of the season with the disappoints starts for Bucheon and Gimcheon, and the pleasant (for some) surprises of...

Paul Neat delivers the latest Korean football news and is joined by Peter Hampshire, who previews K League 1 Round 16, and Branko Belan who looks ahead to the action in K League 2 Round 12.

Ryan Walters and Paul Neat host a rare two-man pod with just a few subjects on the docket. They begin in K League 1 where Suwon Samsung Bluewings became the first team to defeat Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors in the 2021 season. The two discuss how the Bluewings did it and what other teams may be able to learn from their approach. Todd Wilde joins for the second segment for a snippet of his expansive inte...

Paul Neat delivers the latest Korean football news and is joined by Branko Belan who previews K League 1 Round 14, and Peter Hampshire who looks ahead to K League 2 Round 11.

Ryan Walters, Matthew Binns, and Michael Redmond run the rule over the top two divisions as the calendar ticks over to May. In the first segment, the three dive into the wild world of K League 2 where FC Anyang remain at the top and pre-season favourites Gimcheon Sangmu remain outside a playoff position. They also discuss Jeju United's strong return to the top flight and how they're getting result...

Host Peter Hampshire relays the latest news concerning South Korean football. He is joined by Paul Neat and Branko Belan who preview the upcoming weekend's games in K League 2 and 1 respectively. 

Ryan Walters, Peter Hampshire, and Michael Redmond are back once again to run the rule over the first two divisions of Korean football. The three briefly take a look at South Korea's draw in the summer olympics and assess whether or not it was as good as some made it out to be. They then move on to the party that is K League two where there were upsets a plenty and the table got even tighter from...

Host Paul Neat brings the latest Korean football news and is joined by George Slade who previews K League 2 Round 8, and Peter Hampshire who looks ahead to K League 1 Round 12.

This week, Peter Hampshire previews K League 1 Round 10 and Matthew Binns highlights what to look for in K League 2 Round 7. Host Paul Neat brings the latest news from the world of Korean football.

Ryan Walters ,  Peter Hampshire  and  Michael Redmond  pick up after a week off with plenty to discuss in Korean football! The three begin with a look back on K League 1 Round 9 where league leaders Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors pulled off their biggest league win in five years, FC Seoul fell at home, and Seongnam FC's Fejsal Mulić had a night to remember... and forget. The second segment shifts focus to...

Stand-in host Peter Hampshire brings you the latest football news from South Korea. He is joined by Ryan Walters and Matthew Binns who look at K League 2 Round 6 and K League 1 Round 9 respectively.