Sunday’s Sporting Calendar: A Full Day of Action Across Korea
Seoul, South Korea – March 22, 2026 – A packed Sunday of sporting events is on tap across South Korea, with professional baseball, soccer, basketball, and a host of other competitions scheduled to accept place. From thrilling matchups in the Korea Baseball Organization (KBO) to intense battles on the soccer pitch, here’s a comprehensive look at what’s happening today.
KBO League: Spring Training Continues
The KBO spring training schedule is highlighted by several key matchups. Today features contests between the Hanwha Eagles and the Lotte Giants in Busan, the KIA Tigers and the Doosan Bears in Seoul, the LG Twins and the Samsung Lions in Daegu, and the NC Dinos against the KT Wiz in Suwon – all starting at 1:00 PM KST. Later in the day, the Kiwoom Heroes will face off against the SSG Landers in Incheon at 5:00 PM KST.
These spring training games are crucial for teams to fine-tune their rosters and strategies before the regular season begins. Fans are eager to spot how their favorite teams are shaping up and which players are making a strong impression. The recent performance of the Lotte Giants, currently leading the spring training standings, will be a key storyline to watch.
Professional Soccer Action
The professional soccer calendar also offers a compelling lineup of matches. Ulshan Hyundai will host Kimcheon at Ulshan Munsu Football Stadium, even as Seoul will take on Gwangju at Seoul World Cup Stadium, both kicking off at 2:00 PM KST. Further matches include Pohang against Bucheon at Pohang Steel Yard, Gangwon versus Jeju at Gangneung High One Arena, and Anyang facing off against Incheon at Anyang Comprehensive Stadium, all starting at 4:30 PM KST.
These matches promise exciting action as teams battle for position, and momentum. The K League 1 and K League 2 seasons are rapidly approaching, and these games provide valuable preparation and a glimpse of what fans can expect in the coming months.
Professional Basketball on the Schedule
Basketball fans will have two games to enjoy today. Jeonju KCC Egis will play against KT Sonicboom at 2:00 PM KST at Anyang Junggwan Arena. Later, DB Promy will host the Korea Gas Corporation at 4:30 PM KST at Wonju DB Promy Arena. These games are part of the ongoing professional basketball season, with teams vying for playoff spots.
Other Sporting Events
Beyond the major leagues, a diverse range of sporting events are scheduled for today. The K League 2 will see Busan take on Daegu at Busan Gudeok Stadium and Hwaseong against Yongin at Hwaseong Comprehensive Stadium, both at 2:00 PM KST, with Gyeongnam facing Kimpo at 4:30 PM KST at Changwon Football Center.
Handball fans can catch the H League match between Incheon Urban Corporation and Doosan at 4:10 PM KST, followed by SK versus Samcheok City Hall at 6:00 PM KST, and Gwangju Urban Corporation against Daegu City Hall at 8:00 PM KST – all at the Busan Gijang Gymnasium.
the 9th Daegu Metropolitan City Mayor’s Cup National Shooting Competition will take place at the Daegu International Shooting Range starting at 9:00 AM KST. The Wideths Pharmaceutical 2026 National Ssireum Championship (Korean wrestling) will be held at the Chungbuk Danyang Gymnasium at 12:00 PM KST. Tennis enthusiasts can enjoy the Suncheon Open at the Suncheon Palma Municipal Tennis Court and the ITF Incheon International Junior Tournament at the Incheon Yeoulmul Court.
The 2026 Doonamu Pro League for table tennis will be held at the Incheon International Airport Sky Dome at 12:00 PM KST, while the 22nd National Sports Council Chairman’s Cup National Squash Championship will begin at 9:30 AM KST at the Gyeongbuk Gimcheon Squash Stadium. Finally, the 45th National Men’s and Women’s Speed Competition will be held at the Jeollanam-do Naju Roller Stadium starting at 9:00 AM KST.
What to Watch For
Today’s schedule offers something for every sports fan. In baseball, retain an eye on the Lotte Giants as they look to maintain their lead in the spring training standings. In soccer, the matches between Ulshan Hyundai and Kimcheon, and Seoul and Gwangju, are expected to be particularly competitive. Basketball fans will be focused on the playoff implications of the games between Jeonju KCC Egis and KT Sonicboom, and DB Promy and Korea Gas Corporation.
For those interested in other sports, the shooting, wrestling, tennis, table tennis, squash, and inline skating competitions will provide exciting action and showcase the talent of Korean athletes.
The diverse range of events underscores the vibrant sporting culture in South Korea and offers fans ample opportunities to enjoy live competition. The day’s events are a testament to the country’s commitment to sports at all levels.
The next major event to watch for will be the continuation of the KBO spring training schedule, with teams continuing to prepare for the upcoming regular season. Stay tuned to Archysport for the latest updates and coverage of all the action.
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