‘An impossibility made possible’: how tiny Curaçao made World Cup history

• Curaçao has achieved a historic milestone by qualifying for the World Cup, becoming the smallest nation to do so with a population of just 156,000 after a crucial draw against Jamaica.
• This qualification marks a significant achievement for Curaçao, showcasing the potential of smaller nations in international football and highlighting the effective leadership of coach Dick Advocaat in overcoming financial challenges.
• The success of Curaçao reflects a broader trend where smaller nations are increasingly making their mark in global sports, challenging traditional powerhouses and inspiring other underdog teams to strive for success.

— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System