K League 1

Korea, South League level: First Tier Reigning champion: Ulsan HD FC Record-holding champions: Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors 9 time(s)

Number of teams: 12 teams
Players: 502
Foreigners: 58 Players 11.6%

ø-Market value: €320k
ø-Age: 25.7

Fair play table 2010

This is the league's fair play table. The clubs are sorted by points in ascending order. A yellow card counts one point, a yellow-red card three points and a red card five points.

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#	Club					+	Points
			805	35	15	50	985
1	Jeju United	35	2	0	2	41
2	Gangwon FC	39	1	0	1	42
3	Gyeongnam FC	44	1	1	2	52
4	Seongnam FC	58	1	0	1	61
5	Ulsan HD FC	56	2	0	2	62
6	Incheon United	49	2	2	4	65
7	Busan IPark	66	0	0	0	66
8	Gimcheon Sangmu	47	3	2	5	66
9	Suwon Samsung Bluewings	59	1	1	2	67
10	Jeonnam Dragons	56	3	1	4	70
11	Daegu FC	55	4	1	5	72
12	FC Seoul	48	5	2	7	73
13	Jeonbuk Hyundai Motors	64	2	1	3	75
14	Daejeon Hana Citizen	59	3	2	5	78
15	Pohang Steelers	70	5	2	7	95

Fair play table according to positions

Positions	Player				Points	Number of cards	Cards per match
Total	477	805	35	15	985	855	1.79
Goalkeeper	35	22	0	1	27	23	0.66
Forwards	145	172	6	6	220	184	1.27
Midfielders	126	247	10	3	292	260	2.06
Defenders	171	364	19	5	446	388	2.27

Table K League Classic

#			+/-	Pts
1	FC Seoul	28	32	62
2	Jeju United	28	29	59
3	Jeonbuk Hyundai	28	18	51
4	Ulsan Hyundai	28	17	50
5	Seongnam Ilhwa	28	20	48
6	Gyeongnam FC	28	9	48
7	Suwon Bluewings	28	-5	41
8	Busan I'Park	28	-1	33
9	Pohang Steelers	28	-9	33
10	Chunnam Dragons	28	-9	32
11	Incheon Utd.	28	-9	31
12	Gangwon FC	28	-14	30
13	Daejeon Citizen	28	-23	22
14	Gwangju Sangmu	28	-26	19
15	Daegu FC	28	-29	19