SBS's 'Kick a Goal' Expands to Handball with Special 'Handball Cup' Series
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- The SBS variety show 'Kick a Goal' is launching a special four-part series focused on handball, titled 'Kick a Goal Handball Cup'.
- The series aims to support the South Korean national handball team ahead of the 2026 Asian Games.
- Legendary handball players, including Yoon Kyung-shin and Lee Sang-eun, will participate as coaches, alongside other stars like Park Ha-yeon, Bae Min-hee, Kim On-ah, and Shim Jae-bok.
SBS's popular variety show 'Kick a Goal,' known for its focus on women's football, is broadening its athletic horizons by venturing into the sport of handball.
A special four-part series, dubbed the 'Kick a Goal Handball Cup,' is set to air, beginning September 2. The program aims to rally support for the South Korean national handball teams as they prepare for the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games.
The series will feature a star-studded lineup, bringing together handball legends and 'Kick a Goal' cast members. Yoon Kyung-shin, a renowned handball star and current coach for Doosan, and Lee Sang-eun, who was the inspiration for the movie 'Our Lifetime Best Moment,' will serve as coaches. They will be joined by other prominent handball figures such as Park Ha-yeon, Bae Min-hee, Kim On-ah, and Shim Jae-bok, who will compete in the matches.
This initiative follows a similar successful event, the first 'Kick a Goal Sports Day,' held in June. During that event, female handball legends, including Kim On-ah and Bae Min-hee, showcased their skills in handball matches against the 'Kick a Goal' players, demonstrating their passing and shooting abilities.
Originally published by Hankyoreh in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.