One step closer to fulfilling the dream of participation for the first time in a World Cup lies the Uzbekistan! His highly talented team Timur Kapazewith players in the roster like the Abdukondir Kusanov (Manchester City); Eldor Somurodov (Roma) and Abosbek Faijoulaev (CSKA Moscow)won 1-0 Kyrgyzstan at home, in the match for the 7th match of the 1st group for the Asian qualifiers and now MOnly if he “commits suicide” he will not live the miracle, to be found on the US, Canada and Mexican stadiums in 1.5 years.
Uzbeks reached 16 points and in conjunction with the victory of the front of Iran over the United Arab Emirates, They left 3rd place to +6! From the group, we remind you, they will get the direct “ticket” for their virgin expanded World Cup 48 teamsthe first two. Here you can see in detail what applies to each Confederation and how the “48” will emerge.. The next race, after all, there is the derby for the top between Iran and Uzbekistan, with the two teams showing that they have no opponent.
Iran, of course, has been found many times in the final phase of the World Cup, while Uzbekistan neverwith the country’s federation posting on X (twitter) a terrible picture With two internationals on horses approaching the mug of the World, with the caption saying: “Dreams come true”
; Dreams are coming True #Milliyjamoa#Fwc26 pic.twitter.com/rupoau00fp
– o’zbekiston fa (@uzbekistanfa) March 20, 2025
Uzbekistan, for the story, is the only double enclosed country in Central Asia. It has borders with Kazakhstan to the west and north, with Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan to the east, and with Afghanistan and Turkmenistan in the south. Before 1991, it was part of the Soviet Union.
Once part of the Persian Empire of Sassanids and later of the Timurus Empire, the area was conquered in the early 16th century by Uzbecswho spoke an eastern Turkish language. Most of Uzbekistan’s population today belongs to the Uzbek ethnic group and speaks the Uzbek, a language from the Turkish family family. Most of the country’s population lives in the eastern regions of the country, where all the main cities are located (capital Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara, Antizon, Najagan, among others).
Uzbekistan incorporated into the Russian Empire in the 19th centuryAnd in 1924 it became a constituent democracy of the Soviet Union, known as the Uzbek Soviet Socialist Republic. Is Independent Republic since August 31, 1991 (officially, from September 1, 1991).
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