Former Manchester United midfielder Jesse Lingard helped FC Seoul set an attendance record today.

In the derby against Incheon United, which finished 0-0, a record 51,670 fans attended with Lingard the headliner.

The former England international came on after half an hour.

He later said: "Probably should have won in the end. I had a couple of half-chances.

"Not enough clear chances, but I think we can build on this. I think it's all about mindset and confidence coming into these games.

"In front of a big crowd, first home game - amazing support throughout.

"We maybe should have finished off our chances."

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