All Whites look to reclaim Soccer Ashes Trophy
New Zealand's national football teams, all whites, are prepared to meet Australia in a long -awaited match aimed at regaining the historic football trophy. This trophy, a symbolic of Trans-Tsman football rival, was discovered after recently losing decades. It was built in 1923, and includes ash from a cigar smoked by the captains of the original team and represents a unique sports tradition. All white whites view the upcoming stability not only as a sport, but also as an opportunity to respect the legacy of former players and strengthen their regional dominance. With a new coach and a mix of experienced and young talent in Rudge, New Zealand hoped he was brought to the trophy that brought him the trophy last year. The match has both emotional and historical values, and marks a century of football competition between neighboring countries. This is expected to control the enthusiasm for football in New Zealand and elaborate on the long -standing rivalry with Australia.
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