2009 U-League

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U-League
Season 2009
Dates9 April – 26 November 2009
Champions Dankook University
(1st title)
Matches played148
Goals scored460 (3.11 per match)
Best Player Bae Il-hwan [1]
Top goalscorer Ko Kyung-min
(10 goals) [1]
Best goalkeeper Lee Jin-hyung [1]
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The 2009 U-League was the second season of the U-League football. The number of participating universities increased to 22.

Contents

Regional round

Capital Area League

League table

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1 Kyung Hee University 149322912+1730Qualification for the playoffs
2 Korea University 149232815+1329
3 Yonsei University 147343815+2324
4 Chung-Ang University 147251914+523
5 University of Suwon 146262120+120
6 Hanyang University 144552618+817
7 Myongji University 144371819−115
8 Seoul National University 140014672−660
Source: Korea Football Association (in Korean)
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored.

Results

Home \ Away CAU HYU KRU KHU MJU SNU USW YSU
Chung-Ang University —2–11–21–20–16–13–20–1
Hanyang University 2–0—2–21–10–03–05–01–1
Korea University 0–11–0—2–40–14–01–12–1
Kyung Hee University 1–12–00–1—2–17–03–22–1
Myongji University 0–12–23–40–1—1–01–20–0
Seoul National University 0–12–80–60–31–5—1–41–8
University of Suwon 0–12–00–11–12–03–0—1–0
Yonsei University 1–13–11–21–04–313–03–1—
Source: Korea Football Association
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Northern League

League table

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1 Dankook University 12741279+1825Qualification for the playoffs
2 Halla University 127413014+1625
3 Yong-In University 126423014+1622
4 Chungbuk National University 124441720−316
5 Sangji University 124261920−114
6 Kwandong University 123452621+513
7 Hoseo University 120012354−510
Source: Korea Football Association (in Korean)
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored.

Results

Home \ Away CBU DKU HLU HSU KDU SJU YIU
Chungbuk National University —1–10–44–01–11–02–2
Dankook University 1–1—2–26–02–21–02–0
Halla University 3–22–0—5–12–23–00–4
Hoseo University 1–20–50–5—0–31–40–1
Kwandong University 1–20–21–27–0—2–32–2
Sangji University 4–10–21–13–03–2—1–1
Yong-In University 2–01–31–19–03–24–1—
Source: Korea Football Association
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Southern League

League table

PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1 Woosuk University 126332113+821Qualification for the playoffs
2 Jeonju University 126331711+621
3 Yeungnam University 126241813+520
4 Pai Chai University 124441113−216
5 Hannam University 124441114−316
6 University of Ulsan 124261414014
7 Honam University 122281125−148
Source: Korea Football Association (in Korean)
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Goals scored.

Results

Home \ Away HAU HOU JJU PCU ULU WSU YNU
Hannam University —0–30–00–01–00–22–3
Honam University 0–1—0–21–22–12–20–0
Jeonju University 1–12–0—3–31–01–01–2
Pai Chai University 1–13–10–2—0–10–01–0
University of Ulsan 1–24–02–10–1—1–12–1
Woosuk University 2–14–12–32–03–2—0–1
Yeungnam University 1–25–11–02–01–11–3—
Source: Korea Football Association
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Championship playoffs

Quarter-Finals Semi-Finals Final
           
S1 Woosuk University 2 (1)
S2 Jeonju University (p)2 (3)
Jeonju University (p)0 (3)
Kyung Hee University 0 (2)
C1 Kyung Hee University (p)1 (5)
C2 Korea University 1 (4)
Jeonju University 0 1 1
Dankook University 0 4 4
N1 Dankook University 2
C3 Yonsei University 1
Dankook University 1
Yong-In University 0
N3 Yong-In University 3
N2 Halla University 1

Awards

Award [1] WinnerUniversity
Most Valuable Player Bae Il-hwan Dankook University
Valuable PlayerPark Joon-hyeok Jeonju University
Top goalscorer Ko Kyung-min Hanyang University
Top assist providerPark Dae-song Chungbuk National University
Best DefenderJeong Ji-hoon Dankook University
Best Goalkeeper Lee Jin-hyung Dankook University
Fair Play PlayerKang Gyeong-gu Jeonju University
Best Manager Shin Yon-ho Dankook University
Best CoachPark Jong-gwan Dankook University
Fair Play Team Kyung Hee University

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References

  1. 1 2 3 4 단국대, 전주대 꺾고 2009 U리그 정상 차지 (in Korean). KFA. 26 November 2009. Archived from the original on 4 April 2017. Retrieved 22 April 2023.
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