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Iraq's qualification for its second World Cup after a 40-year absence was a highly emotional moment for the country, according to manager Graham Arnold. The expanded tournament includes 48 teams, allowing smaller nations like Iraq and others to compete on the world stage, with Iraq participating for the first time since 1986. Despite a 4-1 loss to Norway, Iraq's achievement is seen as a significant national milestone, and the tournament has seen notable performances from smaller countries, highlighting the increased diversity and opportunity in this year's competition.
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