Kim plots big upset

North Korean coach Kim Jong-Hun said on Monday he is plotting one of the biggest shocks in World Cup history when his side take on five-time champions Brazil in their opener.
The reclusive North Koreans are the overwhelming underdogs heading into Tuesday's clash with the South American giants in Johannesburg but Kim is unfazed by the enormity of the task in the "Group of Death."
"Our Group G opponents are very strong," the 53-year-old told FIFA's website. The other two sides in the group are Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal and Didier Drogba's Ivory Coast.
"But in football, the best teams don't necessarily win. We will give it our best. We know we need to win to reach the knockout phase, so no matter who we're up against, we'll target the three points."