Pre-season

Pre-season match results

Competitions

Overview

K League

FA Cup

League Cup

Match reports and match highlights

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Fixtures and Results at FC Seoul Official Website

Season statistics

K League records

* 2004 season's league position was decided by aggregate points,
because this season had first stage and second stage.

All competitions records

Attendance records

* Season total attendance is K League Regular Season,

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, AFC Champions League in the aggregate and friendly match attendance is not included. * K League season total attendance is K League Regular Season and

in the aggregate.

Squad statistics

Goals

Assists

Coaching staff

Players

Team squad

All players registered for the 2004 season are listed. (Out) (Out) (In) (Conscripted) (Out) (Conscripted) (Out) (Conscripted) (Out)

Out on loan & military service

* In: Transferred from other teams in the middle of season. * Out: Transferred to other teams in the middle of season. * Discharged: Transferred from

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and Police FC for military service after end of season. (Not registered in 2004 season.) * Conscripted: Transferred to

and Police FC for military service after end of season.

Transfers

In

Rookie Free Agent

Out

Loan & Military service

Tactics

Tactical analysis

Starting eleven and formation

This section shows the most used players for each position considering a 3-4-3 formation.

Substitutes

References

FC Seoul 2004 Matchday Magazines

External links

FC Seoul Official Website
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