The 2018 Multicultural World Cup
The 21st edition kicks off in June for the 32 countries who are playing to win football’s greatest international prize.
Some of the world’s most renowned teams will be competing for the trophy, but there are also underdogs and even debutants in this year’s tournament. All of these countries will be aiming to lift the trophy in Moscow on 15th July.
The players may be representing one flag, but a closer look into their history reveals a deeper multiculturality to the 2018 Tournament.
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