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| The World Cup 2002 held for the first time in two Asian nations--Korea and Japan--the soccer mega show kept millions of viewers glued to TV sets for nearly a month. It had its moments of glory and disappointment. The prestige of many soccer giants took a hard knock from little-known rivals. Last time champion, France, made an inglorious exit and so did Argentina and Italy, before the quarter finals. Instead, the African nation, Senegal, stole the hearts of the fans with spirited soccer. Egged on by their countrymen, the Koreans rose to great heights. The sea of humanity at Seoul will always be etched in one's memory. | ||
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