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Built to beat the North: How DPRK soccer success changed South Korean sport

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South Korea will head to the men’s FIFA World Cup for an Asian-record 12th time next year, but while they contend for soccer glory, North Korean players will have to follow the world’s most-watched sporting event from home after an abject qualifying campaign. With its elimination from contention for the fourth consecutive World Cup, the […]

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Built to beat the North: How DPRK soccer success changed South Korean sport

South Korea will head to the men’s FIFA World Cup for an Asian-record 12th time next year, but while they contend for soccer glory, North Korean players will have to follow the world’s most-watched sporting event from home after an abject qualifying campaign. With its elimination from contention for the fourth consecutive World Cup, the […]

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NK News broke the news in Seoul, Korea, Republic of on Wednesday, October 8, 2025.
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