The game, played before South Korean President Moon Jae-in and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's younger sister, was the first played by a Korean hockey team at the Olympics. Some 100 North Korean cheerleaders were on hand, decked in red track suits, leading chants for the spectators and singing North Korean pop songs. "We're really enjoying working with the North Korean players," she said. North Korean player Jong, who had one of the team's eight shots on the night, said she would like to see a unified team continue after the Olympics. "And I think we will excel as one unified team, not just in sports, but in other areas as well."

Source: bd News24 February 11, 2018 03:33 UTC