After the U.S. women’s soccer team beat North Korea 2-0 earlier today, North Korea coach Kim Kwang Min had an interesting rationale as to why his team lost.

The U.S. defeated North Korea dos a cero. Here are all of the goals from today, the way they were meant to be heard.

If you’ve ever wondered what a big-time college football rivalry game would look like if it was broadcast in repressive dictatorship, today is your lucky day.

The North Korean soccer team, after losing all three of their games in the 2010 World Cup, sat through six hours of public shaming upon their return to their home country.

Portugal has eliminated North Korea in a rout, scoring seven goals and bringing to an end the remarkably weird journey of the North Korean squad in South Africa.

South Africa has faced no shortage of concerns regarding safety and crowd control at the World Cup. Now, after a stampede in Johannesburg, those concerns become even more prominent (Video).

There’s now legitimate concern about BP’s multimillion-dollar sponsorship deal for the Olympics. With the company’s growing infamy, it’s definitely not an association the USOC can be happy to tout.