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Old 07-28-2006, 07:09 PM
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[GI Korea] North Korean Women Brawl in Australia

Who would of thought a Tae Kwon Do match would break out at a soccer game?:

The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) will today investigate ugly scenes involving North Korean players after they lost their Women's Asian Cup semi-final in Adelaide last night.

Trouble erupted deep in stoppage time when North Korean players thought they had equalised against China but the goal was disallowed for an off-side infringement.

Play continued but at the final whistle, and as the Chinese started to celebrate their 1-0 win, frustrations among the North Koreans boiled over with four or five surrounding Italian referee Anna De Toni and one appearing to push her.

Television footage also showed a player seemingly aiming a kick which missed De Toni as she and her assistants were escorted from the ground by security guards.

Korean players were also seen throwing plastic bottles which had been thrown onto the ground.


Maybe they thought it was an Aussie rules match?

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Last edited by mike : 07-29-2006 at 01:51 AM.
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