KOREA DPR MAKE IT TO THE LAST EIGHT
Korea DPR easily made it to the last eight of the U-20 women's World Cup. For the junior Football Ferns there was only disappointment because they also lost by the same score against Sweden on Tuesday and will exit the competition after their last group fixture.
North Korea’s intentions were plain from the start. They wanted to tie up the victory as soon as possible and to celebrate their safe passage into the knockout rounds. After two minutes Hyon Un-Hui tested Erin Nayler with a free-kick from the right.
KOREA NAME FINAL SQUAD
North Korea have named their final 23 man squad.
Goalkeepers: Kim Myong Gil (Amrokgang), Kim Myong Won (Amrokgang), Ri Myong Guk (Pyongyang City)
Defenders: Cha Jong Hyok (Amrokgang), Ri Jun Il (Sobaeksu), Ri Kwang Chon (April 25), Nam Song Chol (April 25), Pak Nam Chol (Amrokgang), Ri Kwang Hyok (Kyonggongop), Pak Chol Jin (Amrokgang)
Midfielders: Ji Yun Nam (April 25), Mun In Guk (April 25), Pak Sung Hyok (Sobaeksu), Ri Chol Myong (Pyongyang City), Pak Nam Chol (April 25), An Yong Hak (Omiya Ardija), Kim Kyong Il (Rimyongsu), Kim Yong Jun (Pyongyang City)
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KOREANS HELP OUT ON STADIUMS
North Korean workers have been employed in World Cup stadium construction in South Africa to help the destitute Asian state earn hard cash, a South Korean official said on Monday.
North Korea, one of the world's most-sanctioned states with few items it can legitimately export, has been sending its workers to places including Russia and the Middle East for decades to help bolster its coffers.
It now appears to be sending them to more places including Africa, said the official who asked not to be named.
KOREA BEATEN BY MEXICO
Mexico's preparations for South Africa 2010 continued with a 2-1 win over fellow World Cup finalists North Korea in Torreon.
Veteran striker Cauhtemoc Blanco put the Mexicans in front on 51 minutes from a free-kick before Choe Kum-chol evened up the contest six minutes later.
Javier Hernandez headed in a 68th minute winner to maintain Mexico's unbeaten start to 2010 following comfortable wins over New Zealand and Bolivia.
Mexico have been drawn in the same group as hosts South Africa this summer, along with France and Uruguay in a tough Group A.

