Album: World Cup Match Balls Through the Years

  • Publish date: Thursday، 24 March 2022

Telstar 18 (WC 2018)

Brazuca (WC 2014)

Jabulani (WC 2010)

Teamgeist (WC 2006)

Fevernova (WC 2002)

Tricolore (WC 1998)

Questra (WC 1994)

Etrusco Unico (WC 1990)

Azteca (WC 1986)

Tango Espana (WC1982)

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