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A Seoul high‑school baseball squad traveled to Gwangju to apologize after a chant referencing a Starbucks promotion was interpreted as a mockery of the city's 1980 democratic uprising. The team's captain, manager and faculty issued apologies, pledged to visit the May 18th National Cemetery, and committed to an internal investigation.
Lee Byung‑tae, a conservative economist and vice chairman of the Regulatory Rationalization Committee, defended a controversial cheer used by a high school baseball team, likening the backlash to North Korea's political climate. His statements have drawn condemnation from the ruling Democratic Party, a stern warning from the Blue House, and a broader debate over free speech, historical sensitivity, and the appropriateness of punitive measures in sports.
A South Korean Little League squad captured the Asia‑Pacific Region title with a perfect record, marking the eighth time a Korean team will compete in the Little League Baseball World Series.
In just eight months, Nike’s Toma el Juego has grown from a local pilot to a worldwide stage, bringing together thousands of young athletes and soccer legends in New York’s Bryant Park.
The South Korean national team arrived at Incheon Airport before sunrise, only to be met with angry fans after a disappointing group‑stage performance that triggered a coach's resignation and a presidential investigation.
The South Korean men's national team failed to progress beyond the group stage, prompting the head coach's departure and a presidential call for an investigation.
With Carlo Ancelotti at the helm, Brazil aims to overturn a prior loss to Japan while navigating a depleted squad and historic connections through Zico.
Brazil and Japan meet again in the World Cup’s second round, this time with Ancelotti’s side aiming to overturn a 3-2 loss while Japan contends with key injuries.
Brazil and Japan meet again in the World Cup’s opening knockout stage, a rematch that revives a rivalry shaped by Zico’s legacy, key player comebacks, and divergent preparation paths.
The city’s streets pulse with football fever as Mayor Zohran Mamdani pushes inclusive, low‑cost access to the global event.
The second season of Nike’s TOMA series concluded with a high‑profile competition called ‘The Pool,’ spotlighting emerging talent and community leaders while expanding its reach across the United States and internationally.
Thousands of supporters gathered in Sandy, Utah, to watch the United States defeat Australia 2-0, a result that highlights the team's rising momentum under coach Mauricio Pochettino and stars such as Folarin Balogun and Christian Pulisic.
Mexico and South Korea meet tonight in Guadalajara, each looking to build on opening wins. Here’s what you need to know about the broadcast, streaming, key players and the stakes.
The upcoming series 'Game and Glory' explores how soccer intertwines with identity, history and pride in South Korea, Germany, Brazil and Belgium, revealing the sport's deeper societal impact.
Veteran broadcaster Jack Edwards shares memories of his early soccer days, his iconic 2002 World Cup commentary, critiques of modern ticket pricing, and his recent health diagnosis.
The Czech Republic opened their World Cup campaign with a goal from a long throw, a tactic reminiscent of Premier League set‑piece routines. South Korea’s technical response, highlighted by Hwang In‑beom’s 25‑pass equaliser, raised questions about the limits of purely defensive approaches.
Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang donned a Doosan Bears uniform to deliver a ceremonial pitch at a Seoul baseball match, tossing the ball to Doosan Group chairman Park Jeong-won in a moment that highlighted the growing intersection of technology and sports.
North Korea's women's teams have captured global attention with recent Asian and world championships, driven by a state‑run development programme and the personal involvement of leader Kim Jong Un.
A behind‑the‑scenes look at Nike’s 2002 Secret Tournament advert, the hidden tournament that gathered football’s biggest stars under a metal cage, and its lasting cultural impact.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un attended an exhibition match to celebrate Naegohyang FC’s championship, highlighting patriotism, future successes and the uncertain transfer of a $1 million prize.
Hyundai Motor has teamed with Boston Dynamics to launch a ‘School of Football’ campaign, using the sport as a universal language to demonstrate human‑centered robotics. The series follows Atlas from discovery to advanced techniques such as the Ghost Rabona, all performed without computer‑generated imagery.
Monterey County natives Dante Williams and Alejandro Cano are set to represent their countries in upcoming FIFA friendlies, showcasing the region’s growing soccer pipeline.
Naegohyang's Kim Kyong Yong struck the decisive goal, securing the championship as the team's youth-focused development model pays dividends.
A single goal by Kim Kyong Yong secured the championship for Naegohyang FC, underscoring North Korea's rising influence in women's football.