Iraq’s Journey to World Cup Finals: Overcoming Adversity and Defying Odds

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Iraq qualifies for the World Cup finals after 40 years, overcoming logistical challenges due to the Middle East war, and faces a tough group with France, Senegal, and Norway, drawing inspiration from past successes like the 2007 Asian Cup win.

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