The question was this....

Ciaran: Can someone tell me why Suwon are wearing what looks like the FIFA Club World Cup Winners badge? I can’t even find record of them ever appearing in the tournament. A similar but different badge?

And we have an answer:

48 Shades of Footy: It's a special badge awarded to the winners of the FA Cup. If you look at the sleeves of both teams you'll see they have a 'kleague' patch but that Jeonbuk's is coloured gold to designate their status as reigning league champions. #bbcfootball, external

In national solidarity Terry Antonis' fellow Australian Adam Taggart leaves the pitch. Well almost, he's subbed off as ex-Nottinghm Forest man Lars Veldwijk comes on up front for Jeonbuk.

Suwon Bluewings are down to 10 men. Australian Terry Antonis catches Son Jun-ho with a studs-up sliding challenge on the ankle. He is OUTTA HERE.

Lee Dong-gook (41) is no Essam El Hadary though, who played in goal for Egypt at the 2018 World Cup and saved a penalty aged 45. Now that's longevity.

Why do I know that? I used it in a pub quiz I wrote the other day.

Not a bad effort from the old man as Lee Dong-gook has a lash from 20 yards but it's saved by the away keeper.

Gianluigi Buffon was an unused substitute at that World Cup so that stat is probably true.

This is an amazing stat if true...

Alex from Hong Kong: Lee Dong-gook is the only still active player to have played in the 1998 World Cup. So I'm reliably informed by a Korean friend!

Hey, Jeonbuk head coach Jose Morais - the ex-Barnsley boss - isn't wearing a mask.

Paul Wilkinson: Anyone who has played Football Manager down the years will know of Suwon Bluewings. Always a source of good quality cheap "virtual players". They are not looking so impressive in the flesh though.

Ciaran: Enjoying watching Jeonbuk vs Suwon. Good quality of football. But can someone tell me why Suwon are wearing what looks like the FIFA Club World Cup Winners badge? I can’t even find record of them ever appearing in the tournament. A similar but different badge? #bbcfootball, external

Come on lads, let's have a goal. That's not too much to ask, is it?

It's all Jeonbuk now to be honest. Suwon Bluewings keeper has had to punch a few crosses and corners away in the last few minutes.

Not sure I can imagine a TV show in the UK where famous fathers take care of their children for 48 hours without their wives.

Kim Dong-hwan
Footballist journalist

Former Middlesbrough striker Lee Dong-gook is 41 but is still doing very well. He mainly plays 30 to 50 minutes per game as a substitute but scored nine league goals last season.

He is not only a football star but also a TV star with his kids. He married the runner-up of Miss Korea in 2005. He has four daughers, including twins, and one son.

Lee and his kids have appeared on the Sunday variety show "The Return of Superman" for five years where famous Korean fathers take care of their children for 48 hours without their wives. His kids are also well known.

Ex-Middlesbrough forward Lee Dong-gook and Takahiro Kunimoto are on for Jeonbuk. Murilo Henrique and Cho Kyu-seong are off.

Kristian: Jeonbuk is my second team after I went to a game last season during some travels. I was given a pair of Ricardo Lopes socks as I walked into the game which was nice.

Lee Gunnell, London: The behind closed doors football matches in March felt like punishment and torture, whereas this game in May feels like a gift and an absolute pleasure! It's so easy to take sport for granted... never again!

Mustafa, London: Delighted that you are showing this. I have fond memories of watching Jeonbuk at the FIFA Club World Cup in 2006 and 2016 after they won the Asian Champions League in those years. Zlatko Dalic, Croatia's manager at the 2018 World Cup, was managing Al-Ain, the team they defeated in the 2016 final.

Middlesbrough fans, get ready to be excited.

Let's have an informal poll. Thumbs up this post if you'd like crowd noise piped into the Premier League games. Thumbs down if you think it's a bad idea.

You wouldn't know there weren't fans here as some noise of chanting and drumming is piped into the ground. I know I shouldn't like it. But I do.