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World Cup 2022 Preview - Group A - D

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18-Nov-22 19:55

World Cup 2022 Preview - Group A - D

After much controversy leading up to it, World Cup 2022 is finally upon us! Ahead of the opening match between Qatar and Ecuador this weekend, Kam Raslan and the pundits preview Group A to D, predicting how teams like England, Netherlands, Mexico, Argentina, France and Denmark will perform in their respective groups. Will they be able to make it out of their groups, or will the dark horses like Ecuador, Tunisia and USA spring a surprise? Tune in to hear our thoughts.

Image Source: Ayvengo, 123rf.com

Produced by: Kam Raslan, Haniff Baharudin

Presented by: Kam Raslan


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Categories:  football

Tags:  world cup 2022qatarecuadorfranceenglandiranusadenmarkargentina





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