JFA calls for media calm on N. Korea clash

JFA calls for media calm on N. Korea clash

TOKYO, Japan - Junji Ogura, vice chairman of the Japan Football Association, asks the media to refrain from excessive coverage of the North Korean soccer team's activities during their stay at a press conference in Tokyo on Feb. 3.

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