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Germany captain Kimmich regrets political stance at World Cup Qatar 2022
Joshua Kimmich says the national team’s 2022 protest of the ban on pro-LGBTQ+ armbands at World Cup wasn’t a good image.
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USA World Cup 2022 squad and preview: Gregg Berhalter announces final 26-man team
The USA World Cup 2022 squad has been announced by manager Gregg Berhalter, with Chelsea forward Christian Pulisic set ...
2026 World Cup Tickets: Pricing, Availability and How to Get Yours
One way to increase your chances of getting 2026 World Cup tickets is by registering interest early and staying up-to-date ...
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Who owns football? Al-Khelaifi, PSG and the motivations behind Qatar’s World Cup
“Qatar has changed so much in the last few years ... The interesting element to the Qatari ownership of PSG was always ...
FIFA1d
Mendes and Muntari embody Qatar's fighting spirit
A dramatic win against Uzbekistan thanks in part to Lucas Mendes and Mohammed Muntari could spark Qatar's World Cup qualifying campaign.
The Peninsula1d
Hosts Qatar target victory over in-form Uzbekistan in crucial World Cup qualifier
Qatar are set to clash with Uzbekistan today, fully aware that any slip up in the crucial home fixture could severely damage ...
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Players are not political experts, says Germany's Kimmich ahead of Saudi World Cup vote
Kimmich, who took over the captaincy after this year's European Championship, said Germany had not benefited from their ...
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Tickets for FIFA Intercontinental Cup Qatar 2024 to go on sale soon
Lusail Stadium and Stadium 974 will host three matches featuring world class teams between December 11 and 18. The Local ...
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UN Praises Qatar’s Labor Reforms Post-World Cup, Calls For More Action
Qatar received praise from the United Nations Human Rights Council for progress in labor law reforms made before hosting ...
CONMEBOL 2026 World Cup qualifying schedule, results, table: Messi's Argentina remain on top
The winter World Cup that was Qatar 2022 means less time to prep for 2026 in the United States, Mexico, and Canada, so don't be surprised to see CONMEBOL World Cup qualifying back on your screens this ...