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{{infobox
| title = 2020 IAFF World Cup qualification (Social Liberal Union)
| subheader1 = ← [[2018 IAFF World Cup qualification (Social Liberal Union)|2018]]
| image1 = [[File:2020 IAFF World Cup.png|200px]]
| caption1 = Tournament logo
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| header6 = Tournament statistics
| label7 = Total matches | data7 = 10
| label8 = Goals scored | data8 =
| label9 = Top scorers | data9 = [[File:Imuneco.png|25px]] Toutorix Li Bellomi <small>(9 goals)</small>
}}
The Social Liberal Union held
==Standings==
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|goals1 = Slovák {{goal|8}}<br>Chaudhuri {{goal|46||51}}
|goals2 = Messi {{goal|13}}<br>Hazard {{goal|14}}<br>Kante {{goal|25}}
|stadium =
|location = <br>
}}
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|team2 = [[File:Brys Questions.png|25px]] Brys Questions
|score2 = 0
|goals1 =
|goals2 =
|stadium = Purvis Stadium
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|goals1 = Li Bellomi {{goal|45||56||63||71||74||85}}
|goals2 = Brahe {{goal|8}}
|stadium =
|location = <br>
}}
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