Love All Play

Both Our Unwritten Seoul and Love All Play touch on themes of repairing family connections. Also, main leads in both, have to deal with heavy personal issues while growing closer together.

Both are sports dramas about athletes with FL and ML similar in age and become close friends and get closer.

In both drama, the characters deal with an honest unintentional mistake that haunts them, accidents that changed them, and they get to face these incidents and grow.

In both dramas the MLs have bright personalities and a similar energy! And FLs are lovely.

The 2nd leads have good stories in both dramas too. And everyone is charming.

Also known as Love All Play, this new Korean drama revolves around the sport Badminton.

Park Tae-Yang (played by Park Ju-Hyun) was once a promising badminton athlete. Due to an incident, she left the sport of badminton. 3 years later, she decides to join the badminton team Eunice. There, she meets Park Tae-Joon (Chae Jong-Hyeop, a badminton player who views the sport as nothing but a job to him

-both has ml who lost passion for their sport but the passion has been sparked by the fml
-both is revolved around sports

To save her father's basketball franchise, daughter KK recruits a team of misfits, each with inner demons to overcome, to challenge an American team

Both ensemble dramas about young people in their 20s as they deal with growing up, moving on and overcoming life's struggles.

Both dramas have leads start to have feelings for each other, but family issues cause a strain in their relationship.

Seo Ji Hye is in both dramas in a she fell first he fell harder trope!! She's also paired with sporty guys in both dramas.

- Sports setting
- Romance
- In both the ML is compared to his family
- Interesting 2nd leads

I'd say you should give Love All Play a watch if you liked Like Flowers In Sand.