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Curaçao makes soccer history as smallest nation by population to qualify for a World Cup
Curaçao salvaged a 0-0 draw with Jamaica on Tuesday to become the smallest nation by population to qualify for a World Cup and will be joined by CONCACAF sides Panama and Haiti which also booked their...

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Curaçao, the little nation that could, earns World Cup bid and makes history
Curaçao becomes smallest country to ever qualify for World Cup: See top 10
Curaçao scripts history as smallest nation ever to qualify for FIFA World Cup
In a stunning achievement for world football, Curaçao, a Caribbean nation of just 156,000 people, has become the smallest country by population ever to qualify directly for the FIFA World Cup after ho...

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Curacao qualify for World Cup – How tournament’s smallest nation built history-making side: “What an adventure”
Curacao become smallest-ever nation to qualify for World Cup
Curacao, with population less than Jamshedpur, qualify for FIFA World Cup 2026 - Check Least Populated Countries to Qualify
The Caribbean island, with a population of about 156,000, secured their place after a hard-fought 0-0 draw against Jamaica in the final qualifier.

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Curaçao Makes Soccer History as Smallest Nation by Population to Qualify for a World Cup

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USMNT 2026 Schedule: Road to the World Cup, Opponents, Dates

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President Trump has repeatedly threatened to pull the World Cup from Democrat-run cities—adding controversy to what should be a boost to tourism.
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