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The Naegohyang club’s trip to Seoul marks the first North Korean sports delegation to South Korea in nearly eight years, culminating in a hard‑fought semifinal victory.
A 2‑1 victory by Naegohyang Women's FC over Suwon FC Women in Suwon marked the first North Korean team match in South Korea in over seven years, drawing 3,000 spectators and comments from Unification Minister Chung Dong Young about rebuilding trust between the two nations.
A 39‑player North Korean women's club has crossed the border for a continental match, marking the first athletic visit in over seven years and highlighting the fragile state of inter‑Korean sports ties.