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Expat soccer teams from across the country will compete in the Ulsan Cup on Saturday and Sunday.
It is South Korea’s only nationwide expat football competition and is now in its fourth year. Previous winners are Busan United, Seoul Celtic and Jeonju Unathletic.
Sixteen teams from Busan will play in a four-group round robin and before a knock-out tournament for a top prize of 500,000 won.
The tournament is sponsored by Ulsan Metropolitan Council, the Ulsan League, a local amateur league, The Ulsan International Volunteer Center and expat team Won Shot Wanderers FC.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
It is South Korea’s only nationwide expat football competition and is now in its fourth year. Previous winners are Busan United, Seoul Celtic and Jeonju Unathletic.
Sixteen teams from Busan will play in a four-group round robin and before a knock-out tournament for a top prize of 500,000 won.
The tournament is sponsored by Ulsan Metropolitan Council, the Ulsan League, a local amateur league, The Ulsan International Volunteer Center and expat team Won Shot Wanderers FC.
(paulkerry@heraldcorp.com)
