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Evolution of the World Cup ball as Qatar 2022's Al Rihla is unveiled by Lionel Messi - ESPN
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The World Cup's New High-Tech Ball Will Change Soccer Forever | FiveThirtyEight
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FIFA Introduces a Shiny New World Cup Ball Inspired By 2022 Host Nation Qatar – PRINT Magazine
FIFA introduces new match ball for World Cup semifinals and final | Sports News,The Indian Express
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Meet Al Rihla, FIFA's official ball for 2022 Qatar World Cup - AS USA
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World Cup 2022: Qatar 2022 World Cup balls are so hi-tech that they need to be charged before games | Marca
Gold Adidas 'Al Hilm' 2022 World Cup Semi-Final & Final Ball Released - Footy Headlines
World Cup soccer ball made in Egypt - Al-Monitor: Independent, trusted coverage of the Middle East
Al Rihla 2022 Qatar World Cup Ball Released - The journey is about to start!| All Football
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New 'dream' ball introduced for World Cup's final matches | Qatar World Cup 2022 | Al Jazeera
2022 FIFA World Cup will feature ball with tracking device, 'semi-automated offside technology' - YouTube
Adidas Al Rihla 2022 World Cup Ball Released - Footy Headlines
2022 FIFA World Cup will feature ball with tracking device, 'semi-automated offside technology' and fans are already ... not a fan | wfaa.com
