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11/08/10
Mexico vs Spain
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The Unofficial Football World Championships (UFWC) is an exciting international football competition contested in a simple boxing-style title system. Winners of title matches become title holders, and move up the rankings. UFWC history dates back to 1872, 58 years before the World Cup. Find out more here.
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