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He helped his country qualify for the first time in 52 years.

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00:00Noah Siddiqui admits helping DF Congo qualify for the FIFA World Cup has been one of the proudest moments of
00:10his career as a footballer when they ended a 52-year run to return to the biggest stage in football.
00:17The Sunderland midfielder played a key role throughout a demanding qualification in Africa, with DR Congo navigating the playoffs after
00:27finishing among the best second-placed teams.
00:32A late strike saw them beat Cameroon and overcome Nigeria on penalties to secure a historic place at the tournament
00:42in North America.
00:44Siddiqui said it was historic and something that hasn't happened in so many years for his country.
00:52The Leopards have now carried that belief into the World Cup finals itself, earning a memorable one-all draw with
01:00Portugal in Group K to boost their hopes of reaching the knockout stages and creating another landmark moment for DR
01:10Congo.
01:11The African country held Ronaldo's Portugal to a one-all draw.
01:17Players like Bernardo Silva, Bruno Fernandes, Rafael Lau, Hal Neves and Vecinha all struggled to find a way to break
01:25down the Democratic Republic of Congo's defence.
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