At their first World Cup since Mexico 1986, Iraq face an uphill battle in arguably the toughest group of the tournament, where few fans will be able to attend
At their first World Cup since Mexico 1986, Iraq face an uphill battle in arguably the toughest group of the tournament, where few fans will be able to attend
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