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The 3‑1 win in Seoul drew 50,000 fans and a high‑profile transfer, but the match also underscored deep‑seated scandals within the Korea Football Association.
A police search of the Korea Football Association’s offices uncovers irregularities in the hiring process of Hong Myung‑bo, with the sports ministry confirming rule violations, while no criminal charges have been filed.
Record temperatures forced the Korea Baseball Organization to cancel two days of matches, prompting emergency safety reviews.
A simple hair tie worn by Norwegian football star Erling Haaland during the FIFA World Cup has sold out, sparking a surge in demand for the Kknekki brand and highlighting the influence of athlete-driven fashion.
A box‑office hit that has ignited debate over cultural representation in Asian cinema
Stephen Chow's martial‑arts comedy 'Kung Fu Soccer' has earned more than 600 million yuan in China, but its portrayal of the South Korean women's national soccer team has ignited a debate about stereotypes and cultural representation.
South Korea approved up to $215,000 to support a North Korean women’s soccer team at the Asian Football Confederation Women’s Champions League, spent $158,000, and will return the remaining $57,000 to the Inter‑Korean Cooperation Fund.
Michael Mancini, a former Little League World Series champion from Maine-Endwell, was drafted by the San Francisco Giants in the ninth round of the 2026 MLB draft. His journey from a small New York community to the professional ranks highlights a blend of championship pedigree and collegiate performance.
Paichai High School’s baseball team has appealed a six‑month competition ban after chants referencing a Starbucks Korea promotion coincided with the anniversary of the May 18 Gwangju Democratization Movement. The appeal will be reviewed by the Korean Sport & Olympic Committee’s Sports Fairness Committee, with a possible reduction that could allow the team to compete in the upcoming national tournament.
Chung Mong-gyu resigned as head of the Korea Football Association shortly before the World Cup concluded, citing disappointment over the team's performance and a contentious coaching hire.
Authorities have launched a search of Gwangju Jeil High School after an online bomb threat referenced a dispute involving Pai Chai High School's baseball team. The incident stems from slogans shouted during a tournament that were tied to a Starbucks promotion mocking the 1980 Gwangju uprising, prompting the Korea Baseball Softball Association to suspend the team and the school to plan an apology event.
A right‑leaning civic organization has filed a criminal complaint against the Korea Baseball Softball Association after a high school team was suspended for six months for mocking the 1980 Gwangju Democratic Uprising during a match.
A high school baseball squad in South Korea has been barred from national competition after its players used derisive chants linked to a Starbucks Korea campaign that sparked public outrage and forced the company’s chief executive to step down.
A Seoul high school baseball squad faces disciplinary scrutiny after players mocked their Gwangju rivals with a slogan tied to a Starbucks Korea promotion, sparking a broader debate on historical trauma and youth athletics.
A string of defeats, public backlash and leadership upheaval have exposed deep‑seated problems in Korean football, from alleged favoritism to coaching decisions that sidelined star forward Son Heung‑min.
During the 2026 FIFA World Cup, male players were spotted wearing what looked like sports bras. In fact, the garments are high‑tech performance vests that capture biometric and movement data for coaches. Here’s what the technology does, which teams are using it, and what simpler options exist for everyday athletes.
Mexico edged past South Korea 1-0 in Guadalajara, with Luis Romo’s 50th‑minute strike sending the team to the knockout round for the first time since 2022. The win sparked street celebrations in Mexico City and highlighted ongoing social protests.
A new docuseries explores the rituals, rivalries and emotions that bind billions of fans as the 2026 World Cup approaches, spotlighting the distinct soccer cultures of four nations.
The United States will host the 2026 FIFA World Cup amid soaring ticket prices, a lack of price caps and unchecked resale markets that threaten to keep the tournament out of reach for working‑class supporters and young players.
When Paul Caligiuri struck the ball that sent the United States back to the World Cup after four decades, he ignited a transformation that turned soccer from a fringe pastime into the nation’s third-most popular sport.
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.