Arab world unites over football: Bridging divides through the World Cup in Qatar
We've seen a very different kind of fan during this World Cup in Qatar, be it for reasons of cost, travel or even politics. These changes are substantial and it's made for some dramatic changes to the ambiance and atmosphere. One of the most visible effects is perhaps what we saw after Morocco's victory over Spain: a show of immense unity in the Arab World.
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Arab world unites over football: Bridging divides through the World Cup in Qatar
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