S. Koreans pray for successful World Cup finals

S. Koreans pray for successful World Cup finals

SEOUL, South Korea - South Koreans along with Buddhist priests parade in Seoul carrying soccer ball-shaped lanterns to pray for success in the upcoming World Cup finals to be co-hosted by Japan and S. Korea.

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