N. Korea's 1966 World Cup heroes return to Britain

N. Korea's 1966 World Cup heroes return to Britain

LONDON, Britain - Pak Do Ik (2nd from L), the former North Korean striker who scored the winning goal against Italy in the 1966 World Cup soccer finals in England, arrives Oct. 15 at London's Heathrow Airport. Pak and six other surviving members of North Korea's 1966 World Cup team are in London on a tour organized by the British company VeryMuchSo Productions, which has produced a documentary about the players, ''The Game of Their Lives.''

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