If North Macedonia can knock Italy out playing in Italy then Canada can win it 6 - 0 in the final. Good luck!
2022 World Cup - Qatar
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Italy knocked out by North Macedonia,DerAdlerIstGelandet is now the time to consider having pops-paolo back (joking) literally nothing I read considered that possibility, all were discussing a Portugal Italy play off.
Wow, I did not expect that. lol
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Japan and Saudi Arabia have qualified.
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Uruguay and Ecuador has qualified.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Canada is in. First time since 1986.
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The following teams qualified today:
Ghana
Senegal
Portugal
Poland
Tunisia
Morocco
Cameroon
Five more spots left.
Ghana
Senegal
Portugal
Poland
Tunisia
Morocco
Cameroon
Five more spots left.
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Senegal qualifying will have caused a few issues in the Liverpool dressing room. Mane scored the winning penalty, Salah missed his, a re run of the ACN final where Senegal also beat Egypt in the final. My wife is a Liverpool fan since the sixties.
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Despite losing 2:0 to Costa Rica, USA qualified for Qatar.
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Mexico has qualified.
Crimea_River
Marshal
I think the US would have had to lose by more than 6 goals to miss qualifying.
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4 goals from what I read.
SaparotRob
Unter Gemeine Geschwader Murmeltier XIII
We have a soccer team?
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Soccer is just an excuse for Americans to paint up their faces, drink poor quality beer, and obnoxiously chant USA, USA, USA!
As an American I say this affectionately.
I thought that was golf?Soccer is just an excuse for Americans to paint up their faces, drink poor quality beer, and obnoxiously chant USA, USA, USA!
As an American I say this affectionately.
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Replace soccer with any sport.
I pay more attention to the women's team honestly because they can play rings around the US men's team. Though admittedly, I do pay far more attention to the men's team than I do the NFL anymore. Bleh. Footy is hardly perfect but I'm tired of the NFL and it's rapists and child abusers, one set of standards if you're a star and another if you're a peon (looking at you Aaron Rodgers) and ignoring blatant medical problems till forced to concede a tiny bit (concussions & CTE)
Here's hoping the men's team can get it together long enough to get to the round of 16 I'll be happy and then probably cheer for either England or Germany.
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A few spots still open, but the draw is in…
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
I really hope that Iran disqualifies for what happened at Emam Reza stadium, in Mashad!
ویدیوی کامل زدن اسپری فلفل از پشت درب‌های ورزشگاه امام رضا مشهد به زنان و دخترانی که موفق به ورود به ورزشگاه نشدند!
ویدیوی کامل زدن اسپری فلفل از پشت درب‌های ورزشگاه امام رضا مشهد به زنان و دخترانی که موفق به ورود به ورزشگاه نشدند,فیلم پاشیدن اسپری فلفل به صورت زنان حضور یافته برای تماشای دیدار ایران و لبنان،ویدیو حواشی دیدار ایران و لبنان,فیلم حضور بانوان در دیدار تیم ملی ایران و لبنان،ویدیو حضور تماشاگران...
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Some great ties in there, unless Scotland qualify of course.
macharvard
Airman
I enjoy football (soccer for the American readers) and played it socially with friends in my teenaged years. Like most kids of my generation (well, boys anyway) I spent most of my time with baseball in the summer and hockey in the winter. Like most Scots and Irish (I'm both), I enjoy contact sports followed by a few pints or drams.
Given that scenario, I have always been baffled by two apparently well practiced, and sanctioned, plays in football:
1. the constant waving of the hands in the air, presumably to get the referee's attention in an attempt to make sure he hasn't forgotten you, and
2. the violent throwing of ones-self to the ground as if poleaxed by an opponent who is now at least four strides away from you, and thrashing around violently while holding ones hands to ones face.
This is not a whinge or gripe about two incidents (that I happened to witness) during Canada's journey to qualification - we not only got there, but ended up first in our division, so who gives a wee.....! However, I am dying to know what causes a man, a finely tuned athlete, to behave like a five year old kid (my apologies to the 5 years olds of the world) during one of the most important athletic tournaments on the planet?
beannachd leat
Good luck to all
