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KUALA LUMPUR: Qatar will stage the next Asian Cup in place of original hosts China, the Asian Confederation (AFC) announced on Monday (Oct 17), with the tournament likely to be moved from mid-2023 to early 2024 to avoid the heat of the Gulf summer.
World Cup are approaching the three-million mark ahead of the tournament kicking off in Qatar on November 20, FIFA's president Gianni Infantino and event organisers said on Monday. The top three purchasing countries of the 2.89 million tickets sold are Qatar, the United States and Saudi Arabia, World Cup Chief Operating Officer Colin Smith told a news conference in Doha.
World Cup hosts Qatar will stage the 2023 Asian Cup, the Asian Football Confederation said on Monday, after China withdrew earlier this year because of Covid.
BERLIN: Bayern Munich CEO Oliver Kahn said Saturday (Oct 15) that the club would find a "solution" to the ongoing debate over its controversial sponsorship deal with Qatar Airways, but only after the World Cup.
The French Football Federation (FFF) said on Friday (Oct 14) it will send a delegation to Qatar to carry out checks on the working conditions of migrant workers after a documentary revealed poor living conditions at the team's World Cup base in Doha.
India vs Morocco, FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup Highlights: After a crushing 0-8 defeat in the opening match against USA, India again ended up on the losing side against Morocco in their second group match of the FIFA Women's U-17 World Cup on Friday. India lost 0-3 to Morocco.
Fifa has announced that it plans to distribute a total of $209 million to clubs across the world for releasing their players for international duty at the World Cup 2022 in Qatar.
The ball used when Diego Maradona scored his “Hand of God” goal against England at the 1986 World Cup has been put up for auction by the Tunisian referee who was in charge of the game and missed soccer’s most famous handball. Graham Budd Auctions said Thursday that they expect the 36-year-old Adidas ball, which referee Ali Bin Nasser owns, to fetch between $2.7 million and $3.3 million when it goes up for sale in Britain on Nov. 16, four days before the World Cup in Qatar kicks off.