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The official ball for the World Cup was unveiled this week. The Al Rihla has been talked up by Adidas.
Which of these claims did the company not make about the ball?The core of the ball has been designed to increase “rebound accuracy”It “takes inspiration from the calming power of nature” and “exudes refined luxury”They have never gone further than the group stage in the pastSeven of their players missed the semi-final due to CovidLas Vegas will host a Formula One grand prix next season.
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