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2011

Children always come first at the Diaspora World Cup.

Children always come first at the Diaspora World Cup. Many children in our great community have shown strong support to the Diaspora World Cup. During the opening ceremony of the 2011 edition at t...
<strong>Children always come first at the Diaspora World Cup. </strong>
<strong>Children always come first at the Diaspora World Cup. </strong>
2011

Children always come first at the Diaspora World Cup.

Children always come first at the Diaspora World Cup. Many children in our great community have s...
Children always come first at the Diaspora World Cup.

Many children in our great community have shown strong support to the Diaspora World Cup. During the opening ceremony of the 2011 edition at the Germantown Stadium, more than 200 children participated in our dancing ceremony, holding flags, and national anthem singing. Through its league, the Diaspora World Cup Organization works with coaches and presidents to provides opportunities to local and global soccer schools academies with vision in Experience, Expertise and Excellence.

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