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(Reuters) - Midfielders Tom Rogic and Aaron Mooy have been included in Australia's 29-man squad for their World Cup playoff against the United Arab Emirates next month as Graham Arnold's side aim to keep their hopes of a place in November's finals in Qatar alive.
Midfielders Tom Rogic and Aaron Mooy have been included in Australia's 29-man squad for their World Cup playoff against the United Arab Emirates next month as Graham Arnold's side aim to keep their hopes of a place in November's finals in Qatar alive.
DOHA: Qatar will only let football fans with match tickets enter the Gulf state during the World Cup tournament, officials said Thursday as they announced that scores of shuttle flights would bring in thousands of fans each day from neighboring countries.
The United Arab Emirates will be backed by at least 5,000 fans when they take on Australia in their Asian World Cup playoff in Doha next month after their national association confirmed the acquisition of the tickets on Thursday.
DOHA :Qatar Airways said on Thursday that fellow Gulf Arab airlines would operate more than 160 daily shuttle flights to Qatar during the soccer World Cup, allowing fans to fly in from nearby cities before a game and return at the end of the day.
Gulf Arab airlines plan to "join hands" to organise a "match day shuttle" service to Qatar during the soccer World Cup, according to an announcement by Qatar Airways on Twitter and a display at a venue of a news conference planned by the company in Doha.
Tickets for the UAE’s World Cup play-off against Australia next month will go on sale on Thursday.
Athletics Federation of India (AFI) will discuss ways to popularise distance running at the district level and javelin throw, race walking and 400m events across the country at its two-day Annual General Meeting here this weekend. Among the key proposals aimed at enhancing transparency, fair play and professionalism beyond the national level, AFI will discuss and approve a proposal to introduce Online Entry System to prevent age manipulation and impersonation in state level competitions.