2022 World Cup draw: Simulation shows how the group stage might look
The 2022 FIFA World Cup has never felt closer.
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The 2022 FIFA World Cup has never felt closer.
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Pasan los días y cada vez son menos las plazas vacantes para acudir al Mundial de Qatar. En Sudamérica, por ejemplo, solo queda en juego el quinto puesto que da entrada a la repesca. Una repesca que se está celebrando estos días en Europa y en la que Italia ya ha quedado eliminada. No veremos a Donnaruma, Bonucci, Jorginho ni Chiesa en el Mundial. Una pena. Pero no serán las únicas estrellas que se lo perderán. Jugadores como Cristiano, Ibrahimovic, Falcao, Arturo Vidal, Lewandowski, Keylor Navas o Paolo Guerrero, entre otros, se juegan estos días la oportunidad de ir a su última Copa del Mundo. Alguno no lo conseguirá.
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