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Team Uganda won silver at the 2022 Street Child Football World Cup Source: Twitter

Every four years, the Street Child Football World Cup sees teams compete to raise awareness for some of the world's most vulnerable children and this year, 28 teams representing 24 countries took part in the tournament in Qatar, ahead of November's FIFA World Cup.

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Published 20 October 2022 4:56pm

By Danielle Robertson

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Every four years, the Street Child Football World Cup sees teams compete to raise awareness for some of the world's most vulnerable children and this year, 28 teams representing 24 countries took part in the tournament in Qatar, ahead of November's FIFA World Cup.

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Street Child World Cup celebrates homeless and refugee children

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Every four years, the Street Child Football World Cup sees teams compete to raise awareness for some of the world's most vulnerable children and this year, 28 teams representing 24 countries took part in the tournament in Qatar, ahead of November's FIFA World Cup.

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Every four years, the Street Child Football World Cup sees teams compete to raise awareness for some of the world's most vulnerable children and this year, 28 teams representing 24 countries took part in the tournament in Qatar, ahead of November's FIFA World Cup.

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