DateRThuis v Uit-
07/07 08:00 17 Busan Trans Corp v Gyeongju HNP View
07/07 10:00 17 Yeoju v Ulsan Citizen FC View
07/07 10:00 17 Mokpo City v Daegu FC - Reserves View
07/12 10:00 18 Chuncheon FC v Yangpyeong FC View
07/13 10:00 18 Hwaseong FC v Daejeon Korail View
07/13 10:00 18 Paju Citizen FC v Changwon City View
07/13 10:00 18 Gangneung City v Busan Trans Corp View
07/13 10:00 18 Gimhae City v Daegu FC - Reserves View
07/14 07:00 18 Siheung City AC v Yeoju View
07/14 08:30 18 Gyeongju HNP v Pocheon Citizen FC View
07/14 10:00 18 Ulsan Citizen FC v Mokpo City View
07/19 10:00 19 Ulsan Citizen FC v Daegu FC - Reserves View
07/20 09:00 19 Yangpyeong FC v Gyeongju HNP View
07/20 10:00 19 Mokpo City v Siheung City AC View
07/20 10:00 19 Gimhae City v Daejeon Korail View
07/20 10:00 19 Yeoju v Chuncheon FC View
07/21 08:00 19 Busan Trans Corp v Changwon City View
07/21 08:00 19 Pocheon Citizen FC v Gangneung City View
07/21 10:00 19 Paju Citizen FC v Hwaseong FC View
07/26 10:00 20 Chuncheon FC v Mokpo City View
07/27 07:00 20 Siheung City AC v Ulsan Citizen FC View
07/27 10:00 20 Hwaseong FC v Busan Trans Corp View
07/27 10:00 20 Changwon City v Pocheon Citizen FC View
07/27 10:00 20 Daejeon Korail v Daegu FC - Reserves View
07/28 08:30 20 Gyeongju HNP v Yeoju View
07/28 10:00 20 Paju Citizen FC v Gimhae City View
07/28 10:00 20 Gangneung City v Yangpyeong FC View
08/17 10:00 21 Mokpo City v Gyeongju HNP View
08/17 10:00 21 Ulsan Citizen FC v Chuncheon FC View
08/17 10:00 21 Paju Citizen FC v Daejeon Korail View

Wikipedia - K3 League

The K3 League is the third-highest division in the South Korean football league system. It was run as an amateur league until 2019, but was relaunched as a semi-professional league after absorbing the Korea National League in 2020. It is currently contested by 16 clubs.

History

The Korean National Semi-Professional Football League was founded in 1964 and lasted until it was replaced by the Korea National League in 2003. The National League (K2 League) was established to introduce the promotion and relegation system between semi-professional clubs and K League clubs. However, National League clubs which formed independent federation were reluctant to invest for their professionalization, and the plan was miscarried due to their refusal.

The Korea Football Association (KFA) continued its plan to complete the South Korean football league system. The KFA made its amateur league K3 League in 2007, and introduced promotion and relegation in the amateur K3 League after dividing it into two divisions K3 League Advanced and K3 League Basic in 2017. Meanwhile, the number of National League clubs gradually decreased, while some of them joined second-tier professional league K League 2 (K League Challenge) or were dissolved due to financial problems. The K3 League Advanced and K3 League Basic were relaunched as semi-professional leagues under the name of K3 League and K4 League respectively, and the National League was merged into the newly-developed K3 League.

At present, there is promotion and relegation between the K3 League and K4 League, but clubs cannot be promoted from K3 to the K League 2. However, the KFA has announced plans to unify the K League system, meaning that from the 2027 season onwards, there will be promotion and relegation between the K3 League and K League 2.

**Zuid-Korea - K3 League**

De K3 League is de derde laag van het Zuid-Koreaanse professionele voetbalsysteem. De competitie werd opgericht in 2007 en bestaat uit 16 clubs. De K3 League wordt gespeeld in een promotie- en degradatiesysteem met de K2 League en de K4 League.

De huidige kampioen van de K3 League is Daejeon Korail FC, die de titel in 2022 won. Enkele opmerkelijke clubs die eerder in de K3 League hebben gespeeld, zijn FC Anyang, Chungnam Asan FC en Busan I'Park.

De K3 League staat bekend om zijn snelle en spannende wedstrijden, met veel aanvallend voetbal. Het is een belangrijke ontwikkelingscompetitie voor jonge spelers die hopen door te breken in de hogere divisies.