Bolton and Reading will take part in the Peace Cup in
South Korea this summer.
The competition, which runs from 12th to 21st July, features eight
teams separated into two groups of four.
The winners of each group will then play one another in the final,
with the overall winner collecting £1million.
Bolton and Reading have been kept apart in the draw, but the
Premiership sides will both have to fend off top quality opposition
if they are to meet in the final.
Bolton have to play Italian side Udinese, who will be looking to
make up for missing out on Uefa Cup qualification this season,
while Reading have to play French champions Lyon and Argentinian
side River Plate.
The Peace Cup draw in full:
Group A:
Bolton (England)
Sungnam Ilhwa (South Korea)
Chivas Guadalajara (Mexico)
Udinese (Italy)
Group B:
Reading (England)
River Plate (Argentina)
Shimizu S-Pulse (Japan)
Lyon (France)