Ulsan Hyundai is in a slump with just one win, one draw, and three losses in its last five matches. 

 Midway through the season, Ulsan Hyundai was expected to easily win its second consecutive K League 1 title, but things have not been going so well lately. 카지노사이트 The team has been getting swept by the bottom teams in the league. If they don’t turn things around, they could be in for a tough end-of-season chase. 

 Ulsan suffered a 0-2 defeat against Gangwon FC at Gangneung Sports Complex on April 12. This is the first time Ulsan has lost to Gangwon since the club was founded in 2009. 

 They have one win, one draw, and three losses in their last five games. Two of the three losses were to teams that were at the bottom of the league at the time. 

 Ulsan lost 1-3 to then-last-place Suwon Samsung in the 23rd round on March 15. This time, they were beaten by Gangwon, who were also at the bottom of the league. 

 Despite the recent slump, Ulsan still has 18 wins, three draws, and five losses (57 points), 11 points ahead of the second-place Pohang Steelers (46 points), thanks to the points they saved early in the season. However, there is still 12 games left for each team to play. 

 The K League will play 33 games in the regular round, followed by five games in the split round. 

 Ulsan will play seven more games in the regular round before heading into the split round. 온라인카지노 They will have to play five games in the final split round of the season against some tough teams, so they can’t relax. 

 On top of that, Ulsan will also have to juggle the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Champions League starting in September. For a team with a lot of veterans, the tight schedule of weekend and midweek matches, as well as traveling abroad, is bound to be a concern. 

 In addition, Ulsan will be without the mainstays of its attack and defense as Uhm Won-sang and Seol Young-woo have been selected for the men’s soccer team at the Hangzhou Asian Games, which begins on September 23. 

 Uhm Won-sang has three goals and three assists this season, down from 12 goals and six assists last season. However, her quick feet on the flanks and her ability to break through gives Ulsan other attacking options. 

 Seol Young-woo is another flanking defender that Korean soccer has taken notice of, even earning a call-up to the national team this year. He played on the left flank until last season, but this season he has been playing primarily on the right flank, showing his versatility. 

 For Ulsan to regain their early-season form, it will be important for the team to bounce back quickly and for new players to step up. As we approach the midway point of the season, 카지노사이트존 Ulsan will need new players to step up and replace the likes of Lee In-gyu, Bako, Lee Myung-jae, and Lee Kyu-sung should they falter.