Suwon FC

At the game between the Kiwoom Heroes and the Hanwha Eagles at Gochuk Sky Dome, international participants learned cheering songs and experienced the food and snack culture surrounding Korean baseball.

In October last year, Jeonbuk National University, JBNU, organized a group outing for 2,000 students, including international students, to watch a K-League 1 match between Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors and Suwon FC at Jeonju World Cup Stadium.

Based in Jeonju, where JBNU is located, Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors is a 10-time league champion and recorded the second-highest attendance in the K League last year.

As part of the program, the university provided subsidized tickets, transportation, and custom cheering props.

So they defeated Ansan Greeners four to one behind Luis, uh, Mina's hat trick, and they have got, they've got some 56 points.

They're riding a, uh, 10 match undefeated streak, sev- seven wins and three draws, five points clear of Suwon FC with six matches to go.

So K League 2 winners each year receive automatic promotion to the K League 1, and, uh, you know, the teams have six matches left this season.

I like Suwon Samsung's chances.