World Cup Debut Challenge (Part 3)

[A] 1994 | Desert kingdom impressed greatly by reaching knockout rounds during their American debut tournament.

[D] 2002 | Lions of Teranga shocked defending champions France on opening day, reaching quarterfinals sensationally.

[A] 2002 | Alpine nation competed independently after Yugoslav breakup, advancing from Asian group stages.

[D] 1990 | Irish fans created unforgettable atmosphere in Italy, with team reaching quarterfinals on debut.

[C] 1990 | Emirates qualified through Asian playoffs, competing in Italy as Gulf football representatives.

[A] 1990 | Central American underdogs shocked Scotland and Sweden, advancing from Italy's group stages brilliantly.

[A] 1982 | Oil-rich Gulf nation competed uniquely, with their prince infamously intervening during France match.

[A] 1998 | Rainbow Nation celebrated post-apartheid qualification, competing proudly on French tournament grounds finally.

[C] 1982 | Indomitable Lions roared magnificently in Spain, remaining unbeaten throughout their impressive group stage.

[C] 1986 | Maple Leaf nation qualified proudly for Mexico, though losing all matches during debut.

[D] 1982 | Kiwis traveled enormous distances to Spain, earning respect despite winless tournament campaign results.

[A] 1994 | Mediterranean nation finally qualified for America, though exiting winless from their group.

[B] 2006 | Short-lived union competed once before Montenegro's independence ended partnership permanently afterwards.

[B] 1998 | Samurai Blue qualified impressively for France before co-hosting tournament four years afterwards.

[C] 2006 | Eastern Europeans impressed Germany's crowds, reaching quarterfinals during their excellent debut campaign.

[B] 2002 | World's most populous nation finally qualified for Asia's co-hosted tournament opportunity.

[A] 1986 | Danish Dynamite exploded spectacularly in Mexico, thrilling fans with attacking football before quarterfinal exit.

[B] 1998 | Newly independent nation stunned France by finishing third, announcing their football prowess worldwide.

[B] 2006 | Twin island nation qualified through legendary coach Beenhakker, nearly defeating Sweden heroically.

[B] 1986 | Middle Eastern squad competed bravely in Mexico despite ongoing regional conflicts back home.

[D] 1994 | Post-Soviet squad competed independently for first time after USSR's dissolution years earlier.

[B] 1998 | Reggae Boyz danced into France, bringing Caribbean vibes despite tough group stage results.

[D] 2002 | Andean nation qualified surprisingly, competing in Asian-hosted tournament across Pacific Ocean.

[B] 1994 | Super Eagles soared impressively in America, nearly eliminating eventual finalists Italy memorably.

[C] 2006 | Post-Czechoslovakia squad competed impressively in Germany, featuring talented Nedvěd and Rosický combination.