Recap and Schedule Weekend of Sept 12

A bit late with the recap so I'll do my best to jog my memory.  I also annotated players away at Asian Games.  Would prefer to move em out but feeling a bit lazy.

Day	Time (ET)	Player	Club	Opponent	TV
Friday	2:30 PM	Son Heung Min	Bayer Leverkusen	Werder Bremen	GolTV
Saturday	9:30 AM	Ji Dong Won	Dortmund	Freiburg	None
Saturday	9:30 AM	Kim Jin Su (@AG)	Hoffenheim	Wolfsburg	None
Saturday	9:30 AM	Koo Ja Cheol	Mainz	@Hertha Berlin	None
Saturday	9:30 AM	Park Joo Ho (@AG)	Mainz	@Hertha Berlin	None
Saturday	10:00 AM	Lee Chung Yong	Bolton	Sheffield Wednesday	None
Saturday	10:00 AM	Kim Bo Kyung	Cardiff City	Norwich City	None
Saturday	10:00 AM	Ki Sung Yueng	Swansea	@Chelsea	NBCSN
Sunday	9:30 AM	Hong Jeong Ho	Augsburg	@Eintracht Frankfurt	GolTV
Sunday	11:00 AM	Yun Suk Young	QPR	@Manchester United	NBCSN

Son played a half and was subbed out after a lackluster performance as he looked fatigue from CL.  Due to an injury to his primary competitor (Brandt) he may be forced to start despite CL next week and tons of international minutes.

Ji is still out but has returned to light running as he's a bit past halfway through original timetable on recovery.  This weekend would be too soon.

Kim Jin Su was held out with injury despite indications to the contrary.  He's now in Asian Games and won't be back for about a month.

Koo played about 80 minutes.  He looked really sharp again with some good plays though he may have looked for a penalty a bit too eagerly.  He's really been rounding into form though he picked up a hamstring injury that may prevent him from playing this weekend.  He would start if healthy.  Park Joo Ho is now out on Asian Games duty and was unfit enough to miss last match.

Lee Chung Yong played 90 in another loss.  He should start if fresh enough.

Kim Bo Kyung was out of the squad and may be out again this weekend.

Ki was strong again in a big win that puts Swansea 2nd in table only by GD.  It will be a tough challenge with little rest and Chelsea away.  Ki seems to be growing in confidence each week and showing quality on both ends of the pitch.  While still the deepest of the CMs as first season in Swansea, he has a lot more license to roam the pitch and is filling the role smartly.  Only negative was a really weak shot in a good spot.  Ki should start this weekend.

Hong Jeong Ho surprisingly made the bench and started a friendly over international break.  Hopefully his health is returning though I don't expect him to start.

Yun Suk Young is in a similar boat.  He's finally returned to playing fitness, playing a reserve match over international break.  Perhaps he may get a look this weekend though I'd expect Harry to go safe vs a bigger club.