(1)N. Korea 3rd in women's Olympic tournament

(1)N. Korea 3rd in women's Olympic tournament

HIROSHIMA, Japan - North Korean midfielder Sok Chun Myong (8) scores her team's first goal in the first half of a match against South Korea in the AFC Women's Olympic Football Qualifying Tournament at Big Arch Stadium in Hiroshima April 26. North Korea won 5-1, coming third in the tournament. Japan and China have already claimed Asia's two berths at the Athens Olympics.

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