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‘If Russia Is Out, Israel Should Also Be Out’

Lisa Klaveness, head of the Norwegian Football Federation, nonetheless ruled out Norway’s missing their upcoming UEFA qualifier against Israel, since ‘a boycott would only result in Israel going to the World Cup instead of us,’ though ‘it is incredibly difficult to play against a country where the word genocide is involved’



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