which is the smallest country ever qulify for 2006 world cup finals?
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may be Trinidad and Tobago
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please check the following web site. you will find your answer:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Football_World_Cup_2006#Final
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The didnt qualify for this world cup!!!!
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A small country with a big ego
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Uruguay, two times.\n1930 and 1950.\nEngland is smaller as area, but Uruguay has only 3,431,932 people.
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france brazil - zidane 2, petit
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Vatican City has a total land area of 0.44 square kilometers, making it the smallest country in the world.
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only once, the last world cup final
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Vatican city is the smallest (0.2 square miles)\nMonaco is the second smallest (0.7 square miles)\nNauru is the third smallest (8.5 square miles)\n\nMany other small countries at the website below.
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As a country, SRILANKA is the smallest country to win a world cup.\n\nAlso, WestIndies, won worldcup 3 times, is a group of small islands., may be much smaller than Srilanka.\n\nU shd have been more precise with ur question.
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None only England-1, France-1, Uruguay-2, Argentina-2, Germany-3, Italy-3, and of course Brazil-5. But Spain has a good history in this tournament and have qualified for the 2006 World Cup in Germany and have a very star-studded squad with players like Raul, Sergio R., F. Torres, and many more!
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Thousands of Trinidadians became the smallest country to make it to football's biggest gathering.
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BRAZIL WON THE SOCCER WORLD CUP IN JULY 2006
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Ukraine.\nSwitzerland has no tradition in these kind of championships.
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Well Antartica but no one lives there, my next guess would be Oceania, because yes Australia did qualify but it is now considered to be part of Asia's Confederation (as of the beginning of 2006). It was to late to get another representitive country from Oceania. So for Oceania to really have a represtitive in the World Cup they must wait another 4 years.
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I think it`s Brazil. they only have 5
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Germany, Brazil, Ukraine, England, Portugal, France, Sweden, Netherlands, Argentina, Mexico, Iran, Japan, Australia, Czech Republic, USA, Croatia, Serbia & Montenegro, Ghana, Italy, Spain, Poland, Angola, Costa Rica, Cote d'Ivoire, Tunisia, Trinidad & Tobago, Korea Republic, Paraguay, Tunisia, Ecuador, Saudi Arabia, Togo