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World Cup dream alive for19 May

World Cup dream alive for Stroud despite thigh injury

Mjällby's national team midfielder Elliot Stroud suffered a thigh injury in the club's home match against Häcken. However, it will not affect the 23-year-old's chances of playing for Sweden at the World Cup in the United States, Mexico and Canada.

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