2012–13 FK-League

Football league season
FK-League
Season2012–13
ChampionsJeonju MAG
(2nd title)
Matches played72
Goals scored694 (9.64 per match)
Best PlayerKim Ho-jin
Top goalscorerChoi Gyeong-jin
Best goalkeeperHan Min-gyu[1]
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The 2012–13 FK-League was the fourth season of the FK-League. The season began on 24 November 2012, and ended on 23 March 2013.

Teams

  • Daegu Five Stars
  • Seoul Gwangjin
  • Seoul Eunpyeong
  • FS Seoul
  • Yes Gumi
  • Yongin FS
  • Jeonju MAG
  • Chungbuk Jecheon
  • Fantasia Bucheon

Regular season

Pos Team[1] Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Jeonju MAG 16 11 3 2 108 36 +72 36 Advance to play-offs final
2 Yongin FS 16 10 2 4 91 73 +18 32 Advance to play-offs semi-final
3 Chungbuk Jecheon 16 9 3 4 78 59 +19 30 Advance to play-offs first round
4 Daegu Five Stars 16 9 2 5 87 71 +16 29
5 Fantasia Bucheon 16 7 4 5 59 61 −2 25
6 Seoul Eunpyeong 16 5 4 7 86 90 −4 19
7 Seoul Gwangjin 16 4 3 9 71 108 −37 15
8 FS Seoul 16 3 2 11 54 96 −42 11
9 Yes Gumi 16 2 1 13 60 100 −40 7

Championship play-offs

Bracket

First roundSemi-finalFinal
1Jeonju MAG6612
2Yongin FS1Chungbuk Jecheon336
3Chungbuk Jecheon3Chungbuk Jecheon2
4Daegu Five Stars2

First round

Chungbuk Jecheon3–2Daegu Five Stars
  • Kim Do-hwan 7'
  • Kang Gyeong-mook 12'
  • Lee Hak-jin 33'
 Report
  • Seo Dae-yoon 2'
  • Kim Do-hwan 10' (o.g.)

Semi-final

Yongin FS1–2Chungbuk Jecheon
Kim Yoon-seong 40' Report
  • Kang Gyeong-mook 28'
  • Kim Do-hwan 30'

Final

Jeonju MAG6–3Chungbuk Jecheon
  • Lee Ji-hyeon 5'
  • Hwang Woon 15'
  • Oh Hyeon-jong 16', 18'
  • Kim Ho-jin 35', 36'
 Report
  • Kim Hye-soo 2', 26'
  • Choi Byeong-joon 8'
Chungbuk Jecheon3–6Jeonju MAG
  • Kang Gyeong-mook 4'
  • Lee Hak-jin 6'
  • Choi Byeong-joon 25'
 Report
  • Oh Hyeon-jong 4', 17'
  • Kim Ho-jin 12'
  • Kim Jeong-nam 17'
  • Lee Ji-hyeon 27'
  • Kang Gyeong-mook 37' (o.g.)

Jeonju MAG won 12–6 on aggregate.

References

  1. ^ a b 현대해상 2012-13 FK 리그 - 대회결과 (in Korean). Korea Futsal League. Retrieved 15 April 2024.

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