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Peru-kay
Australia-Kish
Denmark-Dawn

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Federación Peruana de Fútbol - Cuenta Oficial

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Denmark's response to the Peruvian video

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Denmark's response to the Peruvian video

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DINAMARCA responde saludo a la selección peruana con emotivo vídeo.

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Russia-Rebecca
Egypt- Brian
Uraguay-Chloe
Saudia Arabia-Alisomn

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Morocco-Rebecca
Iran-Ade
Portugal-Dave
Spain-Ben Wells

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Argentina-Lewis
Croatia-Sophie
Nigeria-Ben
Iceland-Lewis

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Costa Rica 🇨🇷 -Jo
Brazil 🇧🇷 -Kish
Serbia 🇷🇸 -Dean
Switzerland 🇨🇭 -Ben Wells

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Sweden 🇸🇪 -Kay
South Korea 🇰🇷-Aliso
Mexico 🇲🇽 -Jonny
Germany 🇩🇪 -Dave

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Argentina vs Iceland: Geography Facts and Stats

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Comparative, Climate, Land, Geographic coordinates, Square miles and 73 More Interesting Facts and Stats

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Denmark vs Peru: Geography Facts and Stats

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Comparative, Climate, Land, Geographic coordinates, Square miles and 79 More Interesting Facts and Stats

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Eleven things you need to know about Iceland football

1)

Iceland had a world ranking in the 130s four years ago, but now hover around the 30 mark. This is their first major tournament, and they are the smallest country to ever make it to a major football finals. They drew with Portugal and Hungary and beat Austria in the group stage.

2) There are only 21,500 registered football players in Iceland, a country with a population of just 330,000 which is less than that of Christchurch.

3) Iceland has based its football surge on building football 'houses" because of a climate which is tough, although not as harsh as many might imagine. There are 11 football houses at present, containing a full field, changing rooms, medical facilities, stands etc etc and some hold thousands of spectators. Iceland was hit hard by the global financial crisis six years ago, which put the brakes on constructing these houses.

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The Iceland manager is Heimir Hallgrimsson, who took the job in 2013. He has still worked part time as a dentist on the island of Vestmannaeyjar , but will give that away to run the national football side fulltiime from now on. His co-manager, former Swedish international Lars Lagerback, is quitting after these Euros.

5) When asked what the secret to Iceland's success was, the manager told Scotland's Daily Record: "You can't have success without good players but our current team have been developed by Icelandic coaches for the last 10-15 years. The coaches deserve credit - 70 per cent of them have a UEFA B Licence and 23 per cent have the A Licence. They develop all players. The best move up age groups. The best girls train with boys up to 16."

6) Iceland gave a warning to teams like England with two victories over mighty Holland in qualifying.

A penalty gave them a 1-0 victory over the Dutch in Amsterdam. "We are all flying now," Hallgrimsson said after the win in September. "This is the biggest achievement in our football history." Gus Hiddink quit as Holland's manager when his team were beaten in Iceland.

7) By the numbers...about 3000 Iceland fans, or one per cent of their population, followed the team to Amsterdam to spur their side on to victory. There are 30,000 fans in France for the Euros. An amazing 98.6 per cent of the population watched the end of the match against Hungary on Iceland TV. Iceland's national stadium holds 15,000.

8) Sixteen Icelanders have played for English Premier League sides. Midfielder Gylfi Sigurosson from Swansea City is their only current EPL player. Former international defender Hermann Hreidarsson, who had more than 300 EPL games, said: "While the love of English football is strong in Iceland, we are a football-mad country for our own teams, which are at the heart of every community."

9) The unheralded squad includes 32-year-old goalkeeper Hannes Halldorsson, a film director who directed the video for Iceland's entry in the 2012 Eurovision Song Contest. Halldorsson starred in the initial 1-1 draw with Portugal, making eight saves and setting his team on a path to the knockout stage. Icelandic film studio SagaFilm has a job waiting for him when his football career is over.

10) Iceland's memorable contribution to this tournament includes the histrionics of commentator Gudmundur Benediktsson. He appeared to have an emotional breakdown as Iceland scored their winner against Austria. Benediktsson returned home briefly to quit as assistant manager of struggling KR Reykjavik - who play in Iceland's top division - during the Euro competition.

11) Wondering why all the squad members' names end with sson or ssen? There are no surnames or family names in Iceland - Icelanders use the traditional Nordic naming system, which includes a last name that is comprised from their father's (or mother's) first name with the addition of -daughter or -son. Now you know.

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11 things you need to know about Iceland football

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Eleven things you need to know about Iceland football 1) Iceland had a world ranking in the 130s four years ago, but now hover around the 30 mark. This is their first major tournament, and they are the smallest country to ever make it to a major football finals.

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How many time zones are there in Russia?

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How many time zones are there in Russia?

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Iceland Population (2018) - Worldometers

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Population of Iceland: current, historical, and projected population, growth rate, immigration, median age, total fertility rate (TFR), population density, urbanization, urban population, country's share of world population, and global rank. Data tables, maps, charts, and live population clock

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Iceland smallest nation to ever qualify for the WC

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Iceland smallest nation to ever qualify for the WC

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Colombia-Dean
Japan-Jo
Poland-Ben
Senegal-Brian

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Tunisia 🇹🇳 -Chloe
England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 -Ade
Panama 🇵🇦 -Sophie
Belgium 🇧🇪 -Dawn

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Mexican Lads Take Life-Size Cardboard Cutout Of Their Mate To World Cup

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Danish Puruvian video love affair, be aware of tears

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Football is a brotherhood laced with conflicting emotion: passion and pain, jubilation and tears. Indeed, the initiated know that the glorious game plays on many tangents in the symphony of the soul.

Now, Denmark and Peru have reached an unprecedented emotional crescendo that really lays bare what the game is all about.

Just a few days after the Peruvian football association sent a special greeting to its upcoming Danish opponents in an emotional video that hailed Peru's long-awaited return to the World Cup, the Danes have responded in kind.
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Misty eyed message
Yesterday the national football association DBU put up a video with Christian Eriksen and other Danish legends parlaying a special message to Peru - including a tear-inducing performance by the DR girls' choir (see below).

"Dear Peru, thank you for your greeting. It's an honour for Denmark to be the first team to meet you after many years away from the World Cup. Here in Denmark we have also tried missing out and we know how much it means to be back," the players said.

"We look forward to celebrating football with you at the World Cup in Russia. As thanks for your lovely message, we've made a song for you. A song about a special country. A beautiful country."

Song for Peru
Following the brief introduction by Eriksen and a few other current and former players, the choir takes over and sings the Danish national anthem with a Peruvian twist - the words have been changed to an ode to the South American country's stunning beauty and Incan legacy, as well as to the game on June 16, Peru's first World Cup game since 1982.

Judging by the responses on the Peruvian football association's Facebook page, the Danish message has struck a chord and the whole exchange has been a good fan warmup before the big game in a few weeks' time.

Check out the stirring video below, and have your handkerchief/those aren't tears excuses at the ready.

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Football is a brotherhood laced with conflicting emotion: passion and pain, jubilation and tears. Indeed, the initiated know that the glorious game plays on many tangents in the symphony of the soul. Now, Denmark and Peru have reached an unprecedented emotional crescendo that really lays bare what the game is all about.

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World Cup 2018: complete guide to all 736 players

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Profiles of all 736 players at the World Cup in Russia, including caps, goals, nicknames, hobbies and, once the tournament starts, ratings for every performance

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The Golden Boot is awarded to the player who scores most goals in the tournament. Ties are settled by assists, then by minutes per goal. The Golden Boot will be updated throughout the tournament in Russia
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What is the Golden Boot award?

The first official Fifa World Cup award for the player to score the most goals in the competition went to Paolo Rossi in 1982. It was at that time known as the Golden Shoe, renamed as the less bathetic Golden Boot in 2010. The Golden Shoe now usually refers to the top scorer in Europe across all club competitions.

The Golden Boot goes to the player credited with the most goals (not including own goals, since you ask). If there is a tie, the award goes to the player with the most assists. If there is still a tie, the winner is the player who played the fewest minutes - that is to say, the player with most goals per minutes played. The second- and third-placed players are given the Silver and Bronze Boot respectively.

In 2010, Thomas Müller, David Villa, Wesley Sneijder and Diego Forlán were tied on five goals. Müller won on the basis of assists, with the others ranked on the basis of minutes played. This meant that Forlán, in fourth place, got nothing, and had to console himself with the Golden Ball for the best player of the tournament.

Hot prospects in 2018 must include Lionel Messi, Pichichi winner in the Spanish league, Cristiano Ronaldo, top scorer in the Champions League, and Mohamed Salah, top scorer in the Premier League. Harry Kane is there too.

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Golden Boot standings: top scorers for Russia World Cup 2018

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The Golden Boot is awarded to the player who scores most goals in the tournament. Ties are settled by assists, then by minutes per goal. The Golden Boot will be updated throughout the tournament in Russia Full Match Schedule The first official Fifa World Cup award for the player to score the most goals in the competition went to Paolo Rossi in 1982.