The World Cup is almost here, with the action getting underway on June 11 in Mexico City as co-hosts Mexico take on South Africa in the opening match.
This year's tournament has been expanded to 48 teams, with the USA, Mexico and Canada jointly hosting the competition. That has brought in a host of World Cup debuts including Cape Verde, Haiti and Curaçao.
Of course, the usual powerhouses are also in the mix, with France, Spain, Argentina and England arriving among the tournament favourites.
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The World Cup is just 10 days away as it all kicks off next Thursday with Mexico vs South Africa.
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