World Cup Debut Challenge (Part 2)

[D] 1938 | Colonial representatives traveled furthest ever, competing once before Indonesia's independence and name change.

[B] 1958 | Irish squad reached quarterfinals immediately, exceeding expectations during their stunning Swedish debut.

[C] 1978 | North Africans defeated Mexico memorably, announcing Arab football's arrival on Argentina's grand stage.

[A] 1962 | South American neighbors hosted while Colombian players experienced their first global tournament.

[C] 1954 | Ottoman football successors qualified for Switzerland, bridging continents with their maiden tournament.

[B] 1974 | Communist state famously defeated West Germany neighbors during their only tournament appearance ever.

[C] 1958 | Dragons finally roared in Sweden, featuring teenage legend Pelé's opponents in quarterfinals.

[A] 1954 | Postwar German squad stunned everyone by winning their debut tournament in Switzerland miraculously.

[B] 1962 | Balkan nation traveled to Chile, starting their decades-long World Cup participation journey.

[B] 1978 | Persian squad competed months before revolution transformed their nation completely and forever.

[A] 1954 | Tartan Army supporters celebrated their team's long-awaited debut in neutral Swiss mountains.

[D] 1950 | Football's inventors shockingly skipped early tournaments before finally appearing in distant Brazil.

[D] 1966 | Mysterious Asian underdogs shocked Italy, creating unforgettable memories during their English campaign.

[D] 1974 | Central African pioneers competed memorably despite suffering heavy defeats throughout tournament matches.

[B] 1938 | Caribbean islanders sailed to France, bringing tropical passion to European tournament grounds unexpectedly.

[B] 1982 | Desert Foxes upset West Germany famously, though controversial results ended their Spanish dreams.

[C] 1958 | Soviet footballers emerged from Iron Curtain isolation, impressively competing in Scandinavian tournament.

[D] 1970 | North African nation pioneered Arab football, competing admirably in high-altitude Mexican conditions.

[D] 1970 | Middle Eastern representatives qualified through complex political circumstances for Mexican tournament debut.

[A] 1982 | Central Americans qualified impressively, drawing Spain during their exciting Spanish tournament experience.

[D] 1974 | Caribbean underdogs qualified remarkably, representing CONCACAF proudly in German summer heat nationwide.

[B] 1970 | Central Americans competed amid domestic turmoil, marking their solitary World Cup appearance historically.

[A] 1954 | Asian representatives battled bravely in Switzerland despite facing massive experience gaps against Europeans.

[C] 1966 | Portuguese stars shone brightly in England, with Eusébio dazzling during their brilliant debut.

[C] 1974 | Socceroos traveled halfway across Earth, beginning their intermittent World Cup qualification success.