Murray withdraws before match against Djokovic in Madrid
MADRID (AP) — Andy Murray withdrew from his showdown against Novak Djokovic at the Madrid Open on Thursday because of illness.
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Ill Murray forced to miss Djokovic clash in Madrid
Former world number one Andy Murray has been forced to pull out of his match against Novak Djokovic at the Madrid Open on Thursday, the tournament organisers said.
What channel is Andy Murray v Novak Djokovic on? TV details, live stream, start time
Andy Murray will face world No 1 Novak Djokovic for the first time in five years at the Matua Madrid Open on Thursday.
Analysis-Qatar scores as World Cup host but may not net long-term goals
DOHA : Tucked behind Doha's $300-million Lusail Boulevard, where construction workers are toiling to transform desert into a Champs-Elysees-inspired commercial thoroughfare before the 2022 soccer World Cup, sits a sole convenience store.
FIFA confirms World Cup playoffs schedule
Global soccer governing body FIFA confirmed that the intercontinental playoffs for the World Cup will be played at Doha's Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium on June 13-14.
Trying to recover, Djokovic and Murray faceoff in Madrid
MADRID (AP) — Novak Djokovic and Andy Murray are set for a showdown at the Madrid Open on Thursday, with the winner securing a spot in the the quarterfinals and taking another step toward recovery.
Francia | Lío entre la PSG y la UNFP
Tras tres años sin acudir, el PSG ha anunciado este miércoles que realizará una gira por Qatar para promocionar el país justo antes de la disputa del Mundial y para visitar las novedosas instalaciones a disposición del conjunto parisino. El stage se desarrollará entre los días 15 y 16 de mayo, una fecha que coincide con la entrega de premios de la UNFP en la que Mbappé se alzará, salvo sorpresa, con el premio a mejor jugador de la Ligue 1. El anuncio del vigente campeón de la Ligue 1 no ha sentado bien a la UNFP, que ya se ha quejado a Le Parisien de la coincidencia de los días de ambos acontecimientos.
Qatar faces World Cup questions as 200-day countdown looms
Eight shiny, air-conditioned stadiums are ready for the tournament's start on November 21, but every night the army of South Asian workers who underpin Qatar's energy-rich economy swarm over unfinished roads and building sites around Doha. Dozens of gigantic cranes tower over the capital's skyscrapers while organisers juggle with the dilemma of welcoming an estimated 1.4 million fans wanting entertainment and alcohol in the tiny, conservative Islamic state. FIFA president Gianni Infantino has promised the "best ever" World Cup and a FIFA spokesperson told AFP that the global body had been "impressed" by Qatar's infrastructure programme.