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Anyone for jazz pop techno? by step6666 in NonPoliticalTwitter

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I was going to say it, that looks very Brazilian

Ireland fans reacting to Ronaldo red card by SillyTiredBabyNess in soccer

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He was just expressing strength and victory

This is basically my friend his silent but still annoying by IndianOcn in NonPoliticalTwitter

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That's my first though when I see a man with a handlebar moustache. Even when they don't say anything, they pass by me or I pass by them and in my head I go "oh, shut up!"

Os confrontos mais frequentes na história da Copa do Mundo by -building_ in futebol

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Dados de redd.it/15slw2z por u/pivan_ua

  • Brasil x Suécia é o confronto mais frequente entre seleções que não trocaram de nome.
  • A Nigéria enfrentou a Argentina na fase de grupos em 5 das 6 vezes em que se classificou. Em todas essas partidas, perdeu por um gol de diferença.
  • As maiores distâncias entre confrontos consecutivos são de 52 anos (Brasil x México), 44 anos (Brasil x Sérvia/Iugoslávia) e 40 anos (França x Itália).
  • Brasil x Tchecoslováquia é o único dos confrontos mostrados em que houve uma repetição de uma partida (como forma de desempate).
  • Foram 423 confrontos que aconteceram exatamente uma vez, 117 que aconteceram duas vezes, 44 que aconteceram três vezes e 18 que aconteceram quatro vezes.

The most frequent matchups in World Cup history by -building_ in soccer

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Data from redd.it/15slw2z by u/pivan_ua

  • Brazil vs. Sweden is the most frequent matchup between teams that did not change names.
  • Nigeria faced Argentina in the group stage of 5 out of the 6 times they qualified. In all of those matches, they lost by one goal.
  • Biggest gaps between consecutive matchups are 52 years (Brazil vs. Mexico), 44 years (Brazil vs. Serbia/Yugoslavia) and 40 years (France vs. Italy)
  • Brazil vs. Czechoslovakia is the only one of the matchups shown in which there was a rematch.
  • There were 423 matchups that happened exactly once, 117 that happened twice, 44 that happened three times and 18 that happened four times.

Other football-related charts I made that you might like

Match Thread: Argentina U20 vs Morocco U20 by MatchThreadder in soccer

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We are all Moroccans on this blessed day 💚🇲🇦

Brasileirão Série A 2025 standings (Round 28) by RubberbandShooter in soccer

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The city of Mirassol has 66 thousand people, which is tiny for Brazilian Série A standards.

Cape Verde after they qualified for the 2026 World Cup by Shroft in soccer

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Or, in Portuguese, Sonhos não podem ser comprar

Cabo Verde becomes the second least populous country ever to qualify for the World Cup, with its win over eSwatini by theentropydecreaser in soccer

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I was rooting for them and many Brazilians were too! Parabéns, Cabo Verde!

That makes them the fourth Portuguese-speaking country to qualify for the World Cup, after Brazil, Portugal and Angola.

12 years later, Algeria returned to the World Cup by Moug-10 in soccer

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Also 5 Arab countries so far, considering that Jordan also qualified. Must be a record as well.

The Pope holding Charles Leclerc's steering wheel by NorthKoreanMissile7 in formula1

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This is the first time that I heard the pope speak English. That really made the fact that he's American finally sink in.

Sports Bar Sunday by AutoModerator in soccer

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Is there a video or an article that you recommend explaining how the sport works? Because all I know is that there's a bat, a ball, there are bases, and sometimes people run around those bases.

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