80,000 Fans See North Korea Held By Brazilian Club In Pyongyang

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Nov 6, 2009 1:26:52 PM

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North Korea continued their preparations for the World Cup with a goalless draw against Brazilian Club Atletico Sorocaba in Pyongyang on Thursday.

Around 80,000 fans packed in to the Kim Sung Il Stadium to watch a tightly contested match. 

Chances were few and far between and the Brazilians came the closest to breaking the deadlock, forcing a good save from goalkeeper Ri Myung Guk at the end of the first half. 

It was the first time that the 1966 World Cup quarter-finalists have played at home since clinching qualification for the South African tournament and the fans turned out in force.

Last month North Korea held a training camp in France and drew with local club Nantes as well as the Republic of Congo.
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