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Adidas Launch the Official Match Ball for Qatar FIFA World Cup 2022. Editorial Stock Photo - Image of national, football: 246451203
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adidas reveals the first FIFA World Cup™ official match ball featuring connected ball technology
Adidas Launch the Official Match Ball for Qatar FIFA World Cup 2022. Editorial Image - Image of playing, goal: 246451205
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A historical look back at the Adidas World Cup footballs
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adidas reveals the first FIFA World Cup™ official match ball featuring connected ball technology
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