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Girls' Generation's Taeyeon launched her new variety series 'Woo-dang Taenggu' with 'Taenggu's Fiery Soccer Fandom Initiation (with Minho),' a 23-minute YouTube video where SHINee's soccer-loving Choi Minho teaches her dribbling, passing, and shooting basics on an indoor field. Despite admitting she hates exercise, Taeyeon—a Tottenham and Son Heung-min fan—quickly picks up skills like weaving cones in 22 seconds and powering shots into the net, sparking goofy celebrations and playful banter. Amid 2026 World Cup buzz, fans love their chemistry, with Minho hyping her wins and even SHINee's account reposting the fun.

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Taeyeon, the cozy homebody who skips workouts, steps onto the soccer pitch in a purple Korean jersey, ready for Minho's patient coaching.

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Jordan took a 1-0 halftime lead through Nizar Al-Rashdan's brilliant outside-of-the-boot strike in their World Cup debut, but Algeria equalized with Nadhir Benbouali's header from a Riyad Mahrez corner in the 69th minute. Amine Gouiri then poked home the winner eight minutes from time in a set-piece scramble that held up to VAR review, marking Algeria's first World Cup win since 2014. Ibrahim Maza shone brightest with five dribbles and four shots to earn Player of the Match, while Jordan exited proudly after leaving sweets and a thank-you note in their spotless dressing room.

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Jordan celebrated a stunning early goal, but Algeria's relentless second-half fightback turned the match on its head at Levi's Stadium.

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Jordan took a 1-0 halftime lead through Nizar Al-Rashdan's brilliant outside-of-the-boot strike in their World Cup debut, but Algeria equalized with Nadhir Benbouali's header from a Riyad Mahrez corner in the 69th minute. Amine Gouiri then poked home the winner eight minutes from time in a set-piece scramble that held up to VAR review, marking Algeria's first World Cup win since 2014. Ibrahim Maza shone brightest with five dribbles and four shots to earn Player of the Match, while Jordan exited proudly after leaving sweets and a thank-you note in their spotless dressing room.

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Jordan celebrated a stunning early goal, but Algeria's relentless second-half fightback turned the match on its head at Levi's Stadium.

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Kang agreed to acquire 87.8% of Eagle Football Group SA, OL's parent company, injecting up to €71 million to clear debts including those to Goldman Sachs and provide €31 million upfront. The deal, announced Tuesday, awaits approval from France's DNCG and confirmation of the club's Ligue 1 status, after which OL will relist independently on the stock exchange. Since becoming president last June following John Textor's exit amid heavy debts, Kang has rebuilt trust, with general manager Michael Gerlinger praising her commitment to deep changes. Her takeover bolsters her women's soccer empire—including OL Lyonnes, Washington Spirit, and London City Lionesses—while keeping men's and women's operations separate, just as buzz grows around a potential signing of Chelsea's Johanna Rytting Kaneryd for the Lyonnes.

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Michele Kang, the billionaire owner of OL's powerhouse women's team, steps up to rescue the men's side from financial woes with a major cash infusion.

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On Tuesday, the TREASURE trio joined Incheon Airport's demo team in matching white doboks, performing spins, jumps, and front kicks near the lounges that drew cheers from travelers. Junghwan, a 4th dan black belt and ex-K-Tigers member, led the charge, while Junkyu and Yoshi matched his energy in a choreographed fusion of taekwondo and dance. They even posted selfies on the airport's Instagram, sparking fan jokes about their 'intern' looks, with clips racking up over 7,000 likes.

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Picture high-flying kicks and K-pop beats echoing through Incheon Airport—Junkyu, Yoshi, and So Junghwan delivered just that, blending martial arts with their hit 'Paradise' routine.

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Kang agreed to acquire 87.8% of Eagle Football Group SA, OL's parent company, injecting up to €71 million to clear debts including those to Goldman Sachs and provide €31 million upfront. The deal, announced Tuesday, awaits approval from France's DNCG and confirmation of the club's Ligue 1 status, after which OL will relist independently on the stock exchange. Since becoming president last June following John Textor's exit amid heavy debts, Kang has rebuilt trust, with general manager Michael Gerlinger praising her commitment to deep changes. Her takeover bolsters her women's soccer empire—including OL Lyonnes, Washington Spirit, and London City Lionesses—while keeping men's and women's operations separate, just as buzz grows around a potential signing of Chelsea's Johanna Rytting Kaneryd for the Lyonnes.

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Michele Kang, the billionaire owner of OL's powerhouse women's team, steps up to rescue the men's side from financial woes with a major cash infusion.

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On Tuesday, the TREASURE trio joined Incheon Airport's demo team in matching white doboks, performing spins, jumps, and front kicks near the lounges that drew cheers from travelers. Junghwan, a 4th dan black belt and ex-K-Tigers member, led the charge, while Junkyu and Yoshi matched his energy in a choreographed fusion of taekwondo and dance. They even posted selfies on the airport's Instagram, sparking fan jokes about their 'intern' looks, with clips racking up over 7,000 likes.

Key Takeaway

Picture high-flying kicks and K-pop beats echoing through Incheon Airport—Junkyu, Yoshi, and So Junghwan delivered just that, blending martial arts with their hit 'Paradise' routine.

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On Yuta's Japanese radio show 'YUTA at Home,' NCT 127 leader Taeyong joined for a fun 'Solo Showdown' segment, answering yes-or-no questions about going solo after his May 18 album WYLD. Yuta opened up about bootstrapping his early Japanese projects alone before building his team, while Taeyong shared joys like free Harajuku strolls and fans' smiles. They praised each other's work, reminisced on early days, and hyped a future Okinawa trip, highlighting their supportive bond.

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Yuta expected agreement from Taeyong on solo life's tough decisions, but got a surprising no—instead, Taeyong joked he's a quick yes-man in meetings.

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Seonghwa went live on Toktoq, where he sang along to 'One Day More' from the Les Misérables musical. He discussed watching it as his first theater musical with his mother in middle school and expressed ongoing love for the musical.

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