A small island nation, ranked 150th by FIFA, is making a bold bid for a spot in the upcoming World Cup with a team made up of part-timers. The squad, which includes players who balance their football careers with other jobs, has expressed confidence in their chances despite the daunting odds. “Every young boy wants to play in a World Cup, it is a dream… and we know we have a chance,” said the team’s representative, highlighting the aspirations of the players and the significance of the World Cup for their community.