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Soccer is a defining aspect of Brazilian national identity and pride; it's a source of social cohesion and national celebrations.

Rugby, cricket, and football (soccer) are significant sports that reflect the diverse culture of South Africa, and the country's progress in racial reconciliation, particularly post-apartheid.

Track and field, particularly sprinting, is a central aspect of Jamaican culture, where athletes are celebrated and serve as national icons.

Ice hockey and athletics have been traditional areas of excellence, reflective of the country's commitment to international sporting prestige.

Football (soccer) is a passionate part of Argentine culture, with the rivalry between Boca Juniors and River Plate being one of the most intense in the sport.

Taekwondo, a traditional Korean martial art, holds significant cultural importance and is practiced worldwide. Sports like archery and figure skating also have strong followings.

Football (soccer) is a major part of Spanish life, with the sport representing regional identities as well. Other sports like basketball and tennis have also seen international success.

Winter sports, particularly cross-country skiing and biathlon, are a part of the Norwegian cultural identity, emphasizing a strong connection with the natural environment and outdoor life.

Football (soccer) plays a central role in German society, with the Bundesliga being highly competitive. Other sports like handball and motor racing also have avid followings.

The birthplace of the Olympic Games, Greece maintains a deep connection to the history and spirit of the Olympics, which reflects ancient ideals about athleticism and competition.

Sumo, judo, and baseball are among the sports that reflect aspects of Japanese society, from traditional values and ceremony to the adoption of Western influences.

Football (soccer) is the most popular sport, involving family traditions and regional pride. Lucha libre wrestling also holds a distinct place in Mexican culture.

Cricket, rugby, and Australian Rules football are major sports, embodying the competitive spirit and outdoor lifestyle of Australians.

Cricket is not only a sport but an integral part of Indian culture, often seen as a unifying force in a diverse country. Traditional sports like kabaddi are also culturally significant.

Table tennis and badminton are national sports, reflecting historical excellence and international dominance, while highlighting the country's broader push for sporting success.

Football (soccer) is a popular national sport, but France also has a strong tradition in cycling (Tour de France), rugby, and judo.

Sports such as American football, basketball, and baseball are deeply ingrained in American culture, representing competition, entertainment, and community bonding.

Hockey is a symbol of Canadian pride and community, often seen as the 'national winter sport' with significant participation from the grassroots level to the professional leagues.

Long-distance running is a source of national pride, reflecting high altitude training and a tradition of excellence in international competitions like the Olympics.

Football (soccer) unites the country across cultural and ethnic lines, with the national team's successes at the African Cup and the Olympics sparking nationwide celebrations.

Football (soccer) is the most popular sport, associated with fierce local and national rivalries and pride, while sports like cycling reflect the country's geography and history.

Wrestling, particularly oil wrestling, is a traditional sport often associated with Ottoman history, while football (soccer) is hugely popular and ingrained in the modern Turkish identity.

Football (soccer) is deeply embedded in English culture, with storied clubs and leagues. Cricket and rugby also have strong cultural roots and represent traditional English sports.

Rugby union is a cornerstone of national identity, with the All Blacks representing not just strength in the sport, but also the cultural significance of the Māori people.