In an inter-peninsula match between women’s teams, players from North Korea remained stoic, only showing emotion after their victory.
The North Korean Naegohyang soccer team faced the South Korean Suwon team in Suwon, South Korea, on Wednesday. This encounter marked their first game on southern soil in eight years. Despite the significance of the occasion, the North Korean delegation seemed indifferent to the moment’s historical importance.

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