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World Cup 1966: Host Country - Let's kick off with the 1966 World Cup in England.

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World Cup 1966: Official song - The official song of 1966 was called 'World Cup Willie (Where in this World are We Going)' by Lonnie Donegan.

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World Cup 1966: Winners - Spurred on by the official song, we're sure, host nation England won the competition.

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World Cup 1982: Host Country - Do you remember who performed the official song of Spain 1982?

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World Cup 1982: Official song - The official was was performed by Spanish tenor and conductor Plácido Domingo and was called 'El Mundial,' or 'The World Cup.'

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World Cup 1982: Winners - Italy lifted the famous trophy in 1982.

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World Cup 1990: Host Country - If you can't remember who sang the song for Italia '90, here's a tip: it was an Italian duo.

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World Cup 1990: Official song - The song 'Un'estate italiana (To Be Number One)' was performed by Edoardo Bennato and Gianna Nannini.

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World Cup 1990: Winners - The song was about the dream of playing in this legendary tournament. In 1990, it was Germany who managed to turn that dream into reality.

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World Cup 1994: Host Country - In 1994, the United States hosted the tournament which would eventually be won by Brazil - the fourth of their five World Cup honors.

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World Cup 1994: Official song - The theme song 'Gloryland' was performed by Daryl Hall and Sounds of Blackness.

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World Cup 1994: Inspiration - The song was an adaptation of a traditional American instrumental called 'Glory, Glory, Hallelujah.'

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World Cup 1998: Host Country - The 1998 World Cup took place in France, and was won by the host country. This year's song was one of the most famous World Cup songs!

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World Cup 1998: Official song - 'La copa de la vida ( The Cup of Life)' was performed by Ricky Martin and is one of the best-remembered World Cup songs.

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World Cup 1998: Off-field success - The song appeared on Ricky Martin's 'Vuelve' album, which won the Grammy for Best Latin Pop album in 1999.

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World Cup 2002: Host Country - In 2002, Japan and South Korea co-hosted the World Cup, which saw Brazil take home their fifth World Cup title.

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World Cup 2002: Official song - That year's official tune was 'Boom,' performed by American artist Anastacia.

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World Cup 2002: Off-field success -

Anastacia's song was a hit in Europe, Oceania and even more so in Asia, where the tournament took place.

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World Cup 2006: Host Country - The 2006 World Cup took place in Germany. Can you remember the theme song?

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World Cup 2006: Official song - The song was 'The Time of Our Lives' and was performed by Il Divo. Singer Toni Braxton also performed with the group.

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World Cup 2006: Winners - The Italians once again took home the trophy, to the sweet sound of Toni Braxton and Il Divo.

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World Cup 2010: Host Country - The 2010 World Cup was historic. For the first time ever, an African country hosted the tournament (South Africa). If you're a pop fan you may just remember this one!

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World Cup 2010: Official song - Shakira! The song 'Waka Waka (This Time For Africa)' was performed by the Colombian superstar with South African group Freshlyground.

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World Cup 2010: Winners - Shakira performed at the opening ceremony and again before the final, where the Spanish team were victorious. Spurred on by the Latin rhythm, Spain couldn't fail!

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World Cup 2014: Host Country - Brazil hosted the 2014 World Cup and there was a lot of talk about who would perform the official song. Can you remember who it was?

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World Cup 2014: Official song - The song was 'We Are One,' performed by Pitbull in a legendary opening ceremony.

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World Cup 2014: Official song - The song was performed with the help of Jennifer Lopez and Brazilian singer Claudia Leitte.

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World Cup 2014: Winners - The Germans won another title. 

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World Cup 2018: Host Country - Russia hosted the 2018 World Cup, where France took home the trophy. 

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World Cup 2018: Official song - Maluma was charged with performing the Spanish version of 'Colors' that year. 

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World Cup 2018: Official song -

The English version of the song was performed by Jason Derulo.

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