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The situation raises pressing questions about the fundamental structure and equity of international football. Specifically, why South American teams are subjected to stricter requirements than their European counterparts. The existing structures seem heavily tilted in favor of the wealthier leagues, raising concerns about the integrity and fairness of international tournaments. The disparity in the number of matches played prior to significant events underscores a lack of consideration for clubs representing the region on the world stage.