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50 years since the Qatar Football World Cup team made approved international football debut against Bahrain in March 1970 has arisen as a continental Football World Cup superpower, winning three Arabian Gulf Cups and in 2019 also won an initial Asian Cup championship. The West Asian nation also reached the semi-finals of the 2021 Gold Cup, losing hardly 1-0 to the USA. Earlier, a hard clashed 2-1 defeat to Lionel Messi controlled Argentina in the 2019 Copa America had also improved the standing of the Maroons. The country and the national team are now gearing up to host the Qatar FIFA World Cup 2022 next year and make its introduction in the quadrennial performance. For more to know about FIFA World Cup Tickets Click here. Previous Australian World Cup player Tim Cahill aspects Qatar’s rise as a footballing state to the Aspire Academy, which was set up in 2004. 70% of the team that won the Asian Cup was established at the Aspire Academy. All participants of the under-19 team, which won the 2014 AFC under-19 Contest, are from here, Cahill, now Leading Sports Officer at the academy, says.