The FIFA World Cup began in 1930 in Uruguay, with only 13 participating nations. Since then, it has grown into a global phenomenon, watched by billions of fans worldwide. The tournament is held every four years (except during World War II), and features a month-long celebration of football, culture, and national pride.
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Format: 32 teams (expanding to 48 in 2026) compete in group and knockout stages.
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Champions: Brazil holds the record with 5 titles, followed by Germany and Italy with 4 each.
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Impact: Beyond sport, the World Cup fosters unity, boosts tourism, and leaves lasting cultural and economic legacies.
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Recent Editions:
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2018: France won in Russia.
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2022: Argentina, led by Lionel Messi, triumphed in Qatar.
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2026: The tournament will be co-hosted by the USA, Canada, and Mexico.
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The World Cup is more than a competition; it is a global festival that inspires passion, dreams, and unforgettable memories.
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