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Punished with urine - now Iraq is playing the World Cup again

Imprisonment, beatings and humiliation. These were the consequences suffered by Iraqi national team players after a loss under Saddam Hussein's regime. Forty years after its only World Cup appearance to date, it's time again for Iraq. A broken, war-torn country is ready for the biggest football stage again.

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