2008 U-League

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U-League
Season 2008
Dates1 May – 3 November 2008
Champions Kyung Hee University
(1st title)
Matches played90
Goals scored215 (2.39 per match)
Best Player Lee Ho [1]
Top goalscorer Ko Kyung-min
(9 goals) [1]
Best goalkeeperJeong Seong-yoon [1]
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The 2008 U-League was the first season of the U-League football.

Contents

League table

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
1 Kyung Hee University (C)188822514+1132
2 Hanyang University 187923021+930
3 Chung-Ang University 188642921+830
4 Konkuk University 1841221815+324
5 Yonsei University 186662427−324
6 Kwangwoon University 186482222022
7 Korea University 184951921−221
8 Myongji University 185491524−919
9 University of Suwon 184681826−818
10 Sungkyunkwan University 182881524−914
Source: Korea Football Association (in Korean)
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored.
(C) Champion

Results

Home \ Away CAU HYU KKU KRU KWU KHU MJU SKK USW YSU
Chung-Ang University —1–21–11–01–02–34–01–12–12–3
Hanyang University 1–1—0–01–15–12–12–11–11–03–4
Konkuk University 3–31–1—3–20–00–00–01–01–21–0
Korea University 1–11–11–1—0–21–11–13–01–02–2
Kwangwoon University 1–12–40–20–0—0–12–12–24–03–0
Kyung Hee University 1–01–11–15–01–0—2–10–03–13–3
Myongji University 0–23–20–00–31–01–2—1–00–00–1
Sungkyunkwan University 1–20–12–21–10–10–01–3—1–13–2
University of Suwon 2–31–10–00–13–21–00–12–1—3–3
Yonsei University 0–11–11–01–00–20–02–10–11–1—
Source: Korea Football Association (in Korean)
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Awards

Award [1] WinnerUniversity
Most Valuable Player Lee Ho Kyung Hee University
Valuable Player Ahn Joon-hyeok Hanyang University
Top goalscorer Ko Kyung-min Hanyang University
Best Defender Park Sang-jin Kyung Hee University
Best Goalkeeper Jeong Seong-yoon Kyung Hee University
Fair Play Player Jeong Wu-seong Chung-Ang University
Best ManagerKim Kwang-jin Kyung Hee University
Fair Play Team Hanyang University

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