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Real Madrid's last FIFA title came at the FIFA Club World Cup 2022, but since then the team has changed in notable ways. One year, ten months and seven days after overcoming Al Hilal in the final ...

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Chelsea have got Club Leon from Mexico, Esperance Sportive de Tunisie and Flamengo of Brazil. The competition shares the same format as the men’s and women’s World Cup competitions.

After the United States, Canada and Mexico make history ... Africa hosted in 2010. World Cup 2034 will return to the Middle East 12 years after the Qatar World Cup in 2022. Just like Qatar ...

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