The Only Live Football Game Happening Right Now Is Being Watched By 20,000+ People Online

After two long and painful months without live football, thousands of people are tuning in to watch Jeonbuk Motors take on Suwon Bluewings.

South Korea's K League officially kicked off on Friday after the season was delayed by coronavirus and reigning champions Jeonbuk, who have won five of the past six league titles, opened proceedings from the Jeonju World Cup Stadium.

Ladies and gentlemen, if you really want some football in your life, you can watch live coverage from the tie below.

For the majority of the tie, over 20,000 people tuned in to watch live coverage of the game on BBC's official website, while many voiced their delight on social media.

Here's just a selection of tweets after kick-off.

Are you tuning in to watch Jeonbuk Motors take on Suwon Bluewings? What are your predictions?

Let us know in the comments.

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Jack Kenmare

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