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Autodescription — FIFA World Cup (Q19317)
description: international association football competition contested by the senior men's national teams
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- FIFA World Cup (Q19317)
- world championship (Q1344963)
- championship (Q1079023) (@)→
- recurring sporting event (Q18608583)
- international sporting event (Q14547231)
- tournament (Q500834) (#)→
- association football competition (Q1478437)
- world championship (Q1344963)
- FIFA World Cup (Q19317)
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Why do Yugoslav successes count only towards Serbia?
[edit]In this article, Serbia is represented in the list of tournament winners by only having Yugoslav successes listed (2x4th place). Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Montenegro, and Macedonia are as much successors to those successes as is Serbia.
Now, it would make no sense to list all of those countries, so I would argue that only the ones having post-Yugoslavian successes should be listed, with an added benefit of having Yugoslavian ones listed as well. More specifically, only Croatia should remain on the list, but have Yugoslavia's two 4th places added to their case. ShkoMi26 (talk) 14:03, 28 December 2022 (UTC)