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Si alguien sonríe en Doha estos días son el presidente de UEFA, Ceferin, y el de la ECA, Al Khelaïfi -que además lo es del PSG-. Lo que se presuponía como una semana crucial para el futuro del fútbol, los días en los que se podía votar la modificación del calendario y el paso a un Mundial cada dos años, ha derivado en un ablandamiento de Infantino que casi entierra del todo su plan.
It is a big weekend for Scottish football, starting today with the draw for the World Cup later this year in Qatar.
It is the most controversial World Cup in history, with Qatar dogged ever since it was named host in 2010 by accusations of vote-buying -- which were hotly denied -- and questions over the country's suitability.
El ya empieza a aparecer en el horizonte. El 21 de noviembre el balón comenzará a rodar en el país anfitrión del golfo Pérsico. El sorteo para conocer los rivales de cada selección en la fase de grupos comenzará a las 17:00h (hora local española) en el Centro de Exposiciones y Congresos de Doha.
England manager Gareth Southgate said they can win the World Cup in Qatar but will have to be "close to perfect" to do so.
England will discover their group stage opponents for the World Cup in Qatar this evening, with Germany or Croatia potentially standing in the Three Lions’ way early on.
DOHA: The draw for this year’s World Cup takes place in the shadow of Doha’s skyscrapers on Friday, with the focus for the evening on the actual football after a build-up dominated by the many off-field issues surrounding the awarding of the tournament. It is the most controversial World Cup in history, with Qatar dogged ever since it was named host in 2010 by accusations of vote-buying — which were hotly denied — and questions over the country’s suitability. From human rights concerns to the ongoing war in Ukraine, it has been impossible to keep the spotlight solely on the sport, but FIFA president Gianni Infantino has repeated, as he did on Thursday, that it “will be a fantastic and unique World Cup.”
