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Reigning Africa Cup of Nations champions Senegal will begin their 2022 FIFA World Cup against the Netherlands, while host nation Qatar clash against Ecuador in the opening match in Group.
DUBAI: The dust has just about settled on Asian qualification, where the road to Qatar was the longest. Five Arab nations made the final 12 that contested the third round. It was not unexpected that the only one to secure an automatic berth was Saudi Arabia. The other five have plenty to take on board and think about in the coming months.
Ronnie O'Sullivan was very close to his majestic best as he roared into an early lead in his Tour Championship semi-final against Neil Robertson, but the Australian hit back superbly to level at 4-4 after the afternoon session. The Rocket was unrelenting in his inspired play in the early part of the afternoon session as he compiled breaks of 125, 90, 106 and 128 to take what appeared to be total command.
Justine Henin believes Iga Swiatek has what it takes to prove she is the number one player in the world following Ash Barty's decision to retire from tennis. The Pole, who will ascend to world No. 1 after the Miami Open, will face Naomi Osaka in Saturday's final after beating Jessica Pegula 6-2 7-5 in one hour and 50 minutes on Thursday.
Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos will miss Sunday’s cinch Premiership clash against Celtic at Ibrox.
The wait is almost over as the draw for the 2022 World Cup takes place later today in Doha.
DOHA, Qatar — For Qatar, the World Cup draw Friday is the bell signaling the last lap of a race that began more than two decades ago. That's when the Gulf state — poor in square miles, population and (back then) name recognition, but rich in per capita GDP and ambition — decided to make sports one of the central planks of its development.
Danni Wyatt believes Sophie Ecclestone could succeed in men’s cricket after her six-wicket haul helped power England into the Women’s World Cup final with a dominant 137-run victory over South Africa.