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FIFA World Cup: Playing for different countries doesn't stop Williams brothers from sharing advice

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FIFA World Cup: Playing For Different Countries Doesn't Stop Williams Brothers From Sharing Advice

By IANS News December 06, 2022 • 12:56 PM View: 346

FIFA World Cup: The Williams brothers, Inaki and Nico, have made history in this Qatar World Cup by becoming the first brothers with the same mother and father to play for different countries in the same tournament.

Nico is representing Spain, while Inaki formed part of the Ghana squad, opting to play for his parents' homeland.

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