Why there won't be a Jabulani-type ball controversy at the 2014
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The Brazuca was named by its people and reflects the host nation's colorful tradition, but players are just happy they got to practice with it beforehand.
The Brazuca was named by its people and reflects the host nation's colorful tradition, but players are just happy they got to practice with it beforehand.
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