(20 Sep 2010) SHOTLIST
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1. Members of Middlesbrough Ladies Football Team gathering for photo with veterans of the North Korean 1966 World Cup team
2. Close of Pak Du Ik, veteran player of North Korean 1966 World Cup team
3. Pan of Middlesbrough players with veterans of North Korean 1966 World Cup team
4. Close of Rim Jung Song, veteran of North Korean 1966 World Cup team
5. Close of Ri Chan Myong, veteran of the North Korean 1966 World Cup team
6. Wide of the Middlesbrough Ladies Football Team and North Korea 1966 World Cup players and North Korean April 25th Women's Football team posing for photo together
7. SOUNDBITE (Korean) Pak Du Ik, Veterans of the North Korean 1966 World Cup Team:
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"Meeting the Middlesbrough players here brought back a really fresh and strong feeling because when we were playing there, we had some good results, and a big reason for that was the great support from the people of Middlesbrough which gave our players a great spirit."
8. Various of Middlesbrough players cheering veterans and giving them Middlesbrough team shirt
9. Wide of Middlesbrough women's team, 1966 veterans and players of April 25th Team (North Korean women's team) on a boat together
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Hannah Barraclough, Koryo Tours organiser:
"Quite a lot of sweat, and a lot of tears when I did the trip, but Koryo Tours are absolutely over the moon that it's actually happened. I can't believe we are here in Pyongyang with the Middlesbrough football team, making history."
11. Wide of Korean school children practising football
12. Middlesbrough players joining in with Korean school children football practice
13. Various of Middlesbrough players and Korean school children practising together
14. SOUNDBITE: (Korean) Myong Un Gyong, North Korean school girl:
"My favourite football player is Ri Gum Suk of the DPRK Team. I love football, and I will train hard to become a famous player."
15. Middlesbrough players and Korean school children practicing together
STORYLINE:
A British women's football team, the Middlesbrough Ladies, met players from the North Korean 1966 World Cup team in the capital Pyongyang on Monday, during their groundbreaking trip to the communist nation.
Middlesbrough Ladies, the first football team from Britain to visit the Asian nation, hail from a city in northeast England with a unique connection: Middlesbrough hosted North Korea's football team at the 1966 World Cup, where North Korea had their famous victory against Italy.
Pak Du Ik scored the goal against Italy which caused such a big upset in the 1966 tournament.
He and two other veterans of the 1966 squad joined the Middlesbrough Ladies Football Team at a reception on a boat on the Taedong River, which runs through central Pyongyang.
Pak said he remembers well the support that people of Middlesbrough gave to the North Korean team back in 1966.
The Middlesbrough Ladies Football Team cheered the North Korean 1966 players and gave them their team shirts as souvenirs.
Earlier in the day, the Middlesbrough players went to a local school in Pyongyang to take part in football practice with Korean youngsters.
At the Rungra Primary School, the English women kicked around balls with a group of North Korean schoolchildren aged 10-14 years old.
The Middlesbrough Ladies Football Team is on a five day visit to Pyongyang.
The trip includes two friendly matches against North Korean women's teams.
In the first match on Sunday, Middlesbrough went down 6-2 to North Korea's 25th April Women's Team.

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