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With his team back in first place and lifting their fifth title in six seasons, Matthew Binns returns to the newly renamed Kim Dohoon Bunker to join Ryan Walters and Paul Neat to break down a wild weekend that saw Ulsan quite literally throw the title away on the final day. Ulsan columnist Dan Croydon joins on the line to discuss what went wrong and where the Horangi can go from here. They then analyze the upcoming Gyeongnam vs Busan Pro/Rel Playoff Final and go over key players and what to expect in the derby final. All that and your questions in the Eulji Lewis Mailbag in this edition of The K League United Podcast!

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Join Josh Parish and Lachie Flannigan on Breakfast on FNR, every weekday 8AM to 9AM exclusively LIVE on FNR Football Nation Radio.

Breakfast on FNR is Australia's only dedicated football breakfast show and can be watched on Facebook LIVE and Periscope!

The boys are back in the studio to review another round of Serie A!

This week on the program the crew discuss issues around empty stadiums and ticket prices at the highest level.

Moreover, they dive deep into some Ballon d'Or discussion and look at a few interesting conspiracy theories surrounding one Juve fan...or is he Napoli?

Join Josh Parish, Ante Jukic, Joey Lynch and Damir Kulas on another edition of The National Curriculum.

On the agenda - Victory's resurrection, where to for Western United and who has the toughest group in next year's Euros.

Emery Out becomes a reality, Watford boss Flores sacked after 85 days, West Ham's David Martin has emotional debut, Spurs ball boy gets an assist, EPL Results & Preview plus lots more!

Hey Bayern fans! USMNT fans! You of all people know that whenever Jürgen Klinsmann is around, drama is always in the room as well.

Matt rounds up Axel Falk to talk about Klinsi's losing return to the Bundesliga with Hertha BSC against Dortmund, as well as run through what might make each of the four main title challengers winners come May...or also-rans.

After Yokohama moved within touching distance of a first J1 title since 2004 with a big away win over local rivals Kawasaki on Saturday, Sam Robson and Stuart Woodward guest as we round up Matchday 33 in the top flight.

Stuart shares his experiences from the away end at Todoroki, after F.Marinos scored early for the third straight game, and then turned on the boosters in the second half to blow Frontale away. Sam extols the merits of a couple of key mid season signings that have helped Yokohama in the closing stages of the season, a fact in stark contrast to their title rivals FC Tokyo, who sat on their hands in the summer and now look set to be without their two main strikers for this Saturday's title decider, which is now looking like a simple coronation of Ange Postecoglou's men as champions. We also discuss another afternoon of frustration at home for Tokyo, who failed to beat a bottom half opponent at Ajinomoto Stadium for the second straight week (to 50:57).

After we bid Stuart farewell, Sam and I round up the rest of the games, with Shonan snapping their long winless run and looking decent bets to avoid the playoff place on the final day, while we look ahead to the crunch clash between Shimizu and Tosu, and commiserate with relegated Iwata and Matsumoto.

After Yokohama moved within touching distance of a first J1 title since 2004 with a big away win over local rivals Kawasaki on Saturday, Sam Robson and Stuart Woodward guest as we round up Matchday 33 in the top flight.

Stuart shares his experiences from the away end at Todoroki, after F.Marinos scored early for the third straight game, and then turned on the boosters in the second half to blow Frontale away. Sam extols the merits of a couple of key mid season signings that have helped Yokohama in the closing stages of the season, a fact in stark contrast to their title rivals FC Tokyo, who sat on their hands in the summer and now look set to be without their two main strikers for this Saturday's title decider, which is now looking like a simple coronation of Ange Postecoglou's men as champions. We also discuss another afternoon of frustration at home for Tokyo, who failed to beat a bottom half opponent at Ajinomoto Stadium for the second straight week (to 50:57).

After we bid Stuart farewell, Sam and I round up the rest of the games, with Shonan snapping their long winless run and looking decent bets to avoid the playoff place on the final day, while we look ahead to the crunch clash between Shimizu and Tosu, and commiserate with relegated Iwata and Matsumoto.

Athos and Ed chat with Ryan McGowan, who voted for Trent Alexander-Arnold in the Ballon D'or and another week of Malaga watch!

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