UAE claim victory over Argentina in Minifootball World Cup

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The UAE national team wrapped up its campaign in the first round of the Minifootball World Cup with a decisive 4-1 win over Argentina in Group G, securing three points.

The victory followed earlier defeats against the Czech Republic (2-9) and Georgia (0-2), both of whom advanced to the Round of 16.

The tournament, organised by the World Minifootball Federation (WMF), is taking place in Baku from May 21 to June 1, featuring 32 national teams.

Elsewhere in the competition, Thailand continued its strong form in Group E, defeating Costa Rica 4-1 to finish top of the group with seven points.

In Group F, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Poland both advanced to the Round of 16 after drawing 1-1 in their final group match. Both teams ended the stage with five points, with Bosnia topping the group on goal difference.

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