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O-LYM-PIC: Football Dreams

O-LYM-PIC: Football Dreams

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Documentary

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What does it take to play for your country? That’s the dream of course. It is 2022, the FIFA World Cup Qatar™ is due to commence in November, and the Australian Socceroos have finally managed to qualify after an epic struggle. Do our young players also have challenges on the world stage? Can a group of Aussie football players from Sydney Olympic FC take on the best in Europe?

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Budget

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Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

86 mins

Rating

0/10

Release Date

27 October 2022

Country

Australia

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