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{{Football club infobox |
{{Airport title|name=Chipman Airport|}}
clubname = Bucheon |
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image = [[Image:Sk bucheon fc.gif|100px]]|
IATA=N/A|
fullname = Bucheon SK Football Club|
ICAO=CFU3|
nickname = The Reds |
type=Public|
founded = [[1982]] |
run by=Edmonton Soaring Club|
ground = Bucheon Leports Park Stadium, Bucheon |
opened=N/A|
capacity = 35,545 |
closest town=Chipman, Alberta|
chairman = SHIN Heon-cheol |
elevation_ft=2195|
manager = JUNG Hae-seong |
elevation_m=669|
league = [[K-League]] |
coordinates=53° 43' N
season = 2004 |
112° 38' W
position = 13th |
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A founding member of the [[K-League]] in [[1983]], Bucheon SK have undergone several hardships during the years and have struggled to make a serious impact on Korean football.
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runway_angle=10/28|
Originally called ''Yukong Elephants'', the club has lifted the Championship on only one occasion in [[1989]].
runway_length_f=2,600|
 
runway_length_m=792|
At the end of [[1995]] the side moved from the [[Dongdaemun Stadium]] in [[Seoul]] to the Mok-dong stadium on the very western edge of Seoul, and renamed themselves ''Bucheon Yukong'' after the city of [[Bucheon]], only 10 miles from the Mok-dong stadium.
runway_surface=Turf|
 
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Mid-way through the [[1997]] season the club rebranded itself as ''Bucheon SK'', and at the start of the [[2001]] season moved to the 35,545 seater Bucheon Leports Park Stadium.
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== Club Honors ==
*Champions: 1989
*Adidas Cup: 1994, 1996
*Daehan Fire Cup: 2000
 
'''Chipman Airport''' is located 1.1 [[nautical mile]]s (2.04 km) north of [[Chipman, Alberta]]
== External Link ==
* [http://www.skfc.com/ Official Site (Korean Only)]
 
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