20 tickets support Somali referee Omar Artan

Ali Abdullah felt an overwhelming sense of happiness when he learned that his non-profit organization would receive 20 free tickets to attend a World Cup match in Seattle, aimed at enhancing opportunities for children from low-income immigrant families. However, the United States later annulled a Somali referee scheduled to officiate a match in the tournament, prompting Abdullah to consider returning the tickets to support the children and their families who felt betrayed and disappointed. The tickets were distributed as part of a total of 1,400 tickets organized by the Seattle municipality, and Abdullah decided to hold a football contest to select the ticket recipients, in an effort to provide support and boost the children's morale.

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