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Line 12: \| venues = 16 \| cities = 15 \| champion = FOR \| count = 1 \| second = TOR \| third = DYR \| fourth = AQI \| matches = 104 \| goals = 283 \| attendance = \| top_scorer = {{flagicon\|Dýria}} Nóe Ó hÁodhagan<br />(13 goals) \| player = {{flagicon\|Dýria}} Nóe Ó hÁodhagan \| goalkeeper = {{flagicon\|Fordia}} Augustin Auernheimer \| young_player = {{flagicon\|Qasentria}} Sylvain Hayle \| fair_play = {{flag\|Prunia}} \| prevseason = [[2020 FANA World Cup\|2020]] \| nextseason = ''[[2022 FANA World Cup\|2022]]'' }} The '''2021 FANA World Cup''' ~~will be~~was the seventh [[FANA World Cup]], the annual international men's football championship contested by the national football teams of the member associations of [[FANA]]. The tournament was jointly hosted by 15 host cities across 2 different countries – [[Namimori]] and [[Qasentria]], also known as "Namisentria". This is also the first time for [[COSSAF]] member states and the second time for [[Association of South Serica\|ASS]] member states to organize the event, after [[Wedse]] in [[2019 FANA World Cup\|2019]] The 2020 World Cup saw the tournament expand from 32 to 48 teams. Line 1,886: \|21 October - {{flagicon\|Qasentria}} Marianne\|{{flag\|Aquia}}\|0\|{{flag\|Torlova}}\|1 <!-- final --> \|24 October - {{flagicon\|Qasentria}} Gaoxiang\|{{flag\|Fordia}}\|X3\|{{flag\|Torlova}}\|X0 <!-- third place --> \|23 October - {{flagicon\|Namimori}} Sunwoo\|{{flag\|Dýria}}\|X5\|{{flag\|Aquia}}\|X1 }}