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The Street Child World Cup is happening in Doha in Qatar.
The charity event helps disadvantaged children.
For the first time, teenagers from Syria and Palestine took part.
28 women's and men's teams from 24 countries competed.
The competition, which lasts for 8 days, is about more than football.
It's designed to provide these children with new chances in life.
Hazem Attar escaped war in Syria when he was 10.
He remembers the dangerous boat trip from Syria to Turkey.
Street Child United organises the competition.
Its goal is to provide these children with identity documents, safe spaces and opportunities to learn.
It also tries to get governments to hear the children's ideas.
The World Cup's just one way to make a positive change.
Julia Pimenta says the game helps these children meet.
It also gets governments' attention.
Hanin and Hazem would like the situation in their countries to change and for families to meet again.
