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In the World Cup chronicle, we remember and summarize the controversial championship from Qatar 2022. See the goals and events again and hear the players tell about how they experienced the matches and the tournament from the inside.
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In the World Cup chronicle, we remember and summarize the controversial championship from Qatar 2022. See the goals and events again and hear the players tell about how they experienced the matches and the tournament from the inside.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:SVT, SVT Sport
Cast
Johan Kücükaslan
Director
Johan Kücükaslan
Self
Tariq Panja
Self
Lionel Messi
Self (archive footage)
Kylian Mbappé
Self (archive footage)
Emiliano Martínez
Self (archive footage)
Luka Modrić
Self (archive footage)
Julián Álvarez
Self (archive footage)
Olivier Giroud
Self (archive footage)
Achraf Hakimi
Self (archive footage)
Sofyan Amrabat
Self (archive footage)
Dominik Livaković
Self (archive footage)
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