VOICED : New York expats hold World Cup of their own

The video discusses the participation of Afghan players in the Cosmos Cup, a New York-based soccer tournament. It highlights the representation of Afghan immigrants, the tournament's rules, and the community's involvement. The video also covers the competition's dynamics, the final match, and the historical significance of the New York Cosmos club, where Pele ended his career. The Cosmos Cup offers a unique opportunity for players to represent their countries and communities in a local setting.

What is the Cosmos Cup, and where is it held?

• A global basketball championship in Los Angeles

• A tennis competition in Miami

• A cricket league in Chicago

• A local soccer tournament in New York

What is a requirement for players to participate in the Cosmos Cup?

• They must be under 25 years old

• They should have won a previous World Cup

• They need to hold a passport of the nation they represent

• They must be professional athletes

How does the Cosmos Cup differ from the real World Cup?

• The winners keep their title permanently

• It is a local event with a temporary title

• It is held every four years

• It is only for professional teams

Where will the final match of the Cosmos Cup be held?

• In the Allianz Arena in Germany

• At Wembley Stadium in London

• In the Maracanã Stadium in Brazil

• At the stadium of the New York Cosmos

What is a challenge mentioned in forming a competitive team for the Cosmos Cup?

• Training in international locations

• Balancing work experience and team dynamics

• Finding players with World Cup experience

• Securing sponsorships for the team