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The 2018 World Cup has largely been a success story for Russia, and expectations have been set high for the next host, Qatar.

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Published 16 July 2018 10:22am

Updated 25 November 2022 2:38pm

By Darren Mara

Source: SBS

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The 2018 World Cup has largely been a success story for Russia, and expectations have been set high for the next host, Qatar.

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Questions remain around Qatar's 2022 World Cup

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The 2018 World Cup has largely been a success story for Russia, and expectations have been set high for the next host, Qatar.

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The 2018 World Cup has largely been a success story for Russia, and expectations have been set high for the next host, Qatar.

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