FIFA Reveals 75 Countries Eliminated from 2026 World Cup Qualifiers
FIFA has announced that 75 countries have been eliminated from the ongoing 2026 World Cup qualifiers across different continents. In Africa, 14 countries have failed to progress in the qualifying series, with teams like Central African Republic, Chad, and Kenya among those eliminated.
The list of eliminated countries spans various regions, including Lebanon, Malaysia, and Nepal. Notable absences in the qualifiers include countries like Afghanistan, Syria, and Yemen.
The elimination process highlights the competitive nature of the World Cup qualifiers and the challenges faced by teams striving to secure a spot in the prestigious tournament. DAILY POST provided a detailed breakdown of the countries that have exited the qualifiers so far.
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