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'Brazil seems the strongest, Socceroos can grab a win in the next game': Worldcup review by Rajiv Pradhan

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Looking at previous games, Brazil has potential to win the world cup, says the football enthusiast Rajiv Pradhan. Pradhan, who is also involved in community football in Australia, believes Australia can score victory against Tunisia in the day six of the tournament.

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Looking at previous games, Brazil has potential to win the world cup, says the football enthusiast Rajiv Pradhan. Pradhan, who is also involved in community football in Australia, believes Australia can score victory against Tunisia in the day six of the tournament.

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