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The '''2022 UENA World Cup''' is scheduled to be the next [[UENA#World Cup|UENA World Cup]] competition, the quadrennial international men's association football championship contested by the national teams of the member associations of [[UENA]]. It is scheduled to take place in [[Prymont]].<ref>[https://www.europans.com/topic/6258-2022-uena-wurld-cup/ 2022 UENA Wurld Cup] (8 July 2021)</ref>
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==Controversy==
The '''2022 UENA World Cup''' is scheduled to be the next [[UENA#World Cup|UENA World Cup]] competition, the quadrennial international men's association football championship contested by the national teams of the member associations of [[UENA]]. It was scheduled to take place in either [[Prymont]] or [[Oyus]].<ref>[https://www.europans.com/topic/6258-2022-uena-wurld-cup/ 2022 UENA Wurld Cup] (8 July 2021)</ref> However, the ongoing [[Grand War]] led to the event first being postponed, and later cancelled.
The 2022 world cup might not see the reigning champions [[SSI Blacksuns]] return due to the political turmoil in their home country. After the April 2021 coup in [[Sunset Sea Islands]] by Colonel Ishijima, a state of emergency was declared including a blanket travel ban.<ref>[https://www.europans.com/topic/4281-ssi-news/?do=findComment&comment=40016831 This is an automatic emergency broadcast] (19 April 2021)</ref> This travel ban will severly limit the qualification opportunities for SSI team.


==See also==
== Controversy ==
* [[2018 UENA World Cup]]


==References==
It seemed as if the 2022 world cup might not see the reigning champions [[SSI Blacksuns]] return due to the political turmoil in their home country. [[Sunset Sea Islands]] experienced a coup in April 2021. Strongman Colonel Ishijima declared a state of emergency, including a blanket travel ban.<ref>[https://www.europans.com/topic/4281-ssi-news/?do=findComment&comment=40016831 This is an automatic emergency broadcast] (19 April 2021)</ref> This travel ban will severely limit the qualification opportunities for the Sunset Sea Islandian team.
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Latest revision as of 11:51, 30 January 2024

2022 UENA World Cup
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Tournament details
Host country Prymont or  Oyus
Teams (from 3 confederations)
Final positions
ChampionsCancelled
2018
202x →
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The 2022 UENA World Cup is scheduled to be the next UENA World Cup competition, the quadrennial international men's association football championship contested by the national teams of the member associations of UENA. It was scheduled to take place in either Prymont or Oyus.[1] However, the ongoing Grand War led to the event first being postponed, and later cancelled.

Controversy

It seemed as if the 2022 world cup might not see the reigning champions SSI Blacksuns return due to the political turmoil in their home country. Sunset Sea Islands experienced a coup in April 2021. Strongman Colonel Ishijima declared a state of emergency, including a blanket travel ban.[2] This travel ban will severely limit the qualification opportunities for the Sunset Sea Islandian team.

References