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With a surprisingly long association with football and the preeminent women's team, the USA is a bona fide football nation.
With a surprisingly long association with football and the preeminent women's team, the USA is a bona fide football nation.
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"Denmark"Since the 1980s, Denmark has been one of the most admired football nations behind the Laudrup brothers, the Schmeichel family, and the miracle of Christian Eriksen.
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"CONMEBOL"CONMEBOL is in the process of becoming the first confederation to see all its members - Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Colombia, Chile and the rest - participate in a World Cup.
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"Brazil"Brazil is the footballing nation par excellence. Home to "Jogo Bonito" (Beautiful Game), the country has produced Pelé, Socrates, and Ronaldo and the only nation to have won five World Cups.
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"UEFA"The most successful and powerful confederation, UEFA maintains its standing through the reach of its club competition, the UEFA Champions League.
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"USSR/Russia"Football in the USSR and Russia, home to arguably the greatest goalkeeper in football history, Lev Yashin, has been waylaid by politics for decades.
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"Australia"Australia is one of the most confusing of footballing nations where, despite football being a minority sport, the Socceroos have consistently punched above their weight on the international scene.
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"England"England is the home of football and has shaped the culture for over 100 years. But the men's national team has only one major trophy to show for it, the 1966 World Cup.
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"United States"With a surprisingly long association with football and the preeminent women's team, the USA is a bona fide football nation.
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