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Sixteen teams will battle it out in Ulsan this weekend for the Ulsan Cup, the biggest cup tournament in expat soccer.
Teams come from across the country to face each other in the southeastern city each year, including outfits from Seoul, Daegu and Gwangju.
The matches run all day Saturday and Sunday, with the awards ceremony at 5 p.m. Sunday.
Teams are divided into four groups who play a round robin. The top two from each group will go on to compete for the cup in the knock-out stages, while third and fourth will compete for the plate.
The losers in the first round of the knock-out competitions will also compete in a wooden spoon competition.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
Teams come from across the country to face each other in the southeastern city each year, including outfits from Seoul, Daegu and Gwangju.
The matches run all day Saturday and Sunday, with the awards ceremony at 5 p.m. Sunday.
Teams are divided into four groups who play a round robin. The top two from each group will go on to compete for the cup in the knock-out stages, while third and fourth will compete for the plate.
The losers in the first round of the knock-out competitions will also compete in a wooden spoon competition.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
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Articles by Korea Herald
