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Iraq qualify for World Cup with win over Bolivia

  • Iraq will compete in Group I at the June 11 to July 19 World Cup along with France, Norway and Senegal
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MONTERREY: Iraq grabbed the last available place at the World Cup by beating Bolivia 2-1 in their inter-confederation playoff on Tuesday, sealing their return to the finals after a 40-year absence.

Aymen Hussein steered home a second-half winner to see the Iraqis become the 48th and last team to qualify for the tournament in Canada, Mexico and the US Ali Al Hamadi handed Iraq a 10th-minute lead at the Monterrey Stadium but Bolivia were level at the break through Moises Paniagua.

Iraq will compete in Group I at the June 11 to July 19 World Cup along with France, Norway and Senegal.

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