United Field

United Field
Location	Dawson, Mungyeong
Built	1947–1950
Opened	1 June 1950
Renovated	1991–1993
Owner	City of Dawson
Operator	Kasahara Sports LLC
Surface	Grass
Construction cost	ϵ10 million (not adjusted)
Architect	Francesc Mitjans
Capacity	89,000
Executive Suites	200
Record attendance	90,103
Field dimensions	110 m × 70 m (120 yd x 77 yd)
Website	unitedfield.dwh
Tenants
Dawson United (DSL/DDL) (1950–present) Duwamish men's soccer (1997–2006) Duwamish men's rugby (SSRF) (2011–present)

United Field (pronounced /junaɪtɛd fiːld/) is a multi-purpose stadium in Dawson, Mungyeong. It serves as the home field for Dawson United of the Duwamish Soccer League (DSL) and Devine Development League (DDL), as well as the national rugby team of the SimSports Rugby Federation (SSRF). It was formerly home to the men's national soccer team between 1997 and 2006.

The stadium was built between 1947 and 1950 after Sound Lane, previous home of Dawson United, was damaged during the 1945 Dawson floods. The owner of the stadium is the City of Dawson and is operated by Kasahara Sports LLC, the company that controls Dawson United. United Field is a modern facility and can seat 89,000–people, making it the second largest stadium in Duwamish, after the Dawson Bowl.

See also

• List of stadiums in the Duwamish Soccer League

Events and tenants
Preceded by Sound Lane	Home of Dawson United since 1950	Succeeded by current
Preceded by Dawson Stadium	Duwamish Cup Final Venue 1997–2000	Succeeded by Dawson Bowl
Preceded by Dawson Stadium	Primary home of Duwamish men's soccer 1997–2000	Succeeded by Dawson Bowl
Preceded by Old Busby	Secondary home of Duwamish men's soccer 2000–2006	Succeeded by Gangnam Stadium
Preceded by First stadium	Home of Duwamish men's rugby since 2011 With: Dawson Bowl (2011–present) Gangnam Stadium (2011–present) GM Field (2011–present)	Succeeded by current