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China, Iraq seek redemption

August 3rd, 2011FIFA.com - 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™ - News Posted in World Cup 2010 | No Comments »

In a group which seems to have no clear favourites, it looks likely to be a three-way battle between China, Iraq and Jordan.

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