2026 World Cup: DR Congo vs Chile maintained in Spain

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: June 5, 2026Country: DR Congo

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2026 World Cup: DR Congo vs Chile maintained in Spain

The International Football Federation confirmed the 2026 World Cup qualifier between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Chile will be maintained in Spain. The match will take place on Spanish soil as originally scheduled, despite rumors of a venue change. Both teams will compete for a spot in the final tournament, at a stadium yet to be determined.

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