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Cristiano Ronaldo - Zlatko Dalić - Qatar cancels Hayya entry card for GCC citizens, residents - arabnews.com - Qatar - Germany - Croatia - Spain - Brazil -  Doha - Morocco - Saudi Arabia - South Korea

Qatar cancels Hayya entry card for GCC citizens, residents

DOHA: Citizens and residents of Gulf Cooperation Council countries will from Tuesday be allowed to enter Qatar for World Cup games without the need to obtain a Hayya card for non-ticketed fans, the Qatari Ministry of Interior announced.

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Cristiano Ronaldo - Gabriel Jesus - Zlatko Dalić - Neymar close to World Cup return, England and France set up last-eight showdown - arabnews.com - Qatar - France - Germany - Croatia - Spain - Serbia - Portugal - Brazil -  Doha - Japan - Morocco - Saudi Arabia - South Korea - North Korea

Neymar close to World Cup return, England and France set up last-eight showdown

DOHA: Neymar could make his return to the World Cup stage on Monday as Brazil continue their bid to be crowned kings for a record-extending sixth time against South Korea. Superstar forward Neymar has been absent for Brazil since spraining his ankle in his team’s opening Group G win against Serbia last month and their supporters have been sweating on his fitness ever since.

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Morocco fans scramble for tickets ahead of Spain match - channelnewsasia.com - Qatar - Spain - Canada -  Doha - Morocco

Morocco fans scramble for tickets ahead of Spain match

DOHA : Moroccans have been flying into Qatar for their team's knockout World Cup match against Spain on Tuesday even as fans already in the country have been scrambling for tickets, adding to demand for seats in a potential challenge for the organisers.

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Cristiano Ronaldo - Dominik Livakovic - Zlatko Dalić - Wataru Endo - Japan confident of bright future despite World Cup heartbreak - arabnews.com - Qatar - Germany - Croatia - Spain - Brazil -  Doha - Japan - Morocco - Saudi Arabia - South Korea

Japan confident of bright future despite World Cup heartbreak

DOHA: Japan failed to reach the World Cup quarter-finals once again but stunning wins over Germany and Spain and more players moving to Europe suggest the Blue Samurai will return stronger. Japan were eliminated by Croatia in the last 16 on Monday in Qatar, going out on penalties after a nerve-jangling 1-1 draw with the 2018 finalists.

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Cristiano Ronaldo - Luka Modric - Ivan Perisic - Dominik Livakovic - Zlatko Dalić - Croatia coach Dalic says Brazil World Cup squad ‘scary’ - arabnews.com - Russia - Qatar - France - Croatia - Spain - Brazil -  Doha - Japan - Morocco - Saudi Arabia - South Korea

Croatia coach Dalic says Brazil World Cup squad ‘scary’

DOHA: Croatia coach Zlatko Dalic called Brazil’s squad “scary” but says his team are not big underdogs in Friday’s quarter-final against the World Cup favorites. Dalic’s side, runners-up at the 2018 World Cup, beat Japan on penalties on Monday to guarantee at least their third best finish at the tournament. The coach said on Tuesday he was proud of his team for showing the character and mentality to get this far in Qatar, but knows that Brazil will be a whole different proposition.

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Murat Yakin - Brazil blitz South Korea in World Cup last 16: Seleção too hot to handle - france24.com - France - Croatia - Spain - Switzerland - Portugal - Brazil - Japan - Morocco -  Paris - South Korea

Brazil blitz South Korea in World Cup last 16: Seleção too hot to handle

There is just one more day of last 16 matches to look forward to this Tuesday. Morocco, one of the only unbeaten teams remaining, will take on 2010 champions Spain. In the later game, Fernando Santos's Portugal will have a tricky task on their hands as they face off against Murat Yakin's Switzerland at the Lusail Stadium. 

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Cristiano Ronaldo - Fernando Santos - Dominik Livakovic - Walid Regragui - Ronaldo eyes World Cup quarters as Morocco dare to dream - arabnews.com - Manchester - Qatar - Croatia - Spain - Switzerland - Portugal - Brazil -  Doha -  Santos - Japan - Morocco - Ghana - Saudi Arabia - South Korea

Ronaldo eyes World Cup quarters as Morocco dare to dream

DOHA: Cristiano Ronaldo will aim to fire Portugal past Switzerland and into the World Cup quarter-finals on Tuesday as Morocco bid to derail Spain’s bid for a second global crown. Just two last-eight slots remain to be filled in Qatar after five-time winners Brazil swatted aside South Korea 4-1 and 2018 finalists Croatia squeezed past Japan via a penalty shoot-out. Ronaldo was hogging the headlines at the tournament even before he kicked a ball after launching a tirade against Manchester United and their manager Erik ten Hag. Following an exit by “mutual agreement” he is now seeking a new team, with sources saying he is in talks over a blockbuster deal with Saudi club Al-Nassr. The 37-year-old superstar forward, who is appearing in what is almost certainly his last World Cup, has been a shadow of his former self in Qatar despite all the hype. After scoring a penalty in his team’s opening clash against Ghana to become the first player to score at five World Cups, he has huffed and puffed but has failed to find the net again. Ronaldo’s starting role in the team remains a hot topic among Portugal fans, but coach Fernando Santos said he was not paying attention to the raging debate. “I do not read this type of material,” he said. “It is not a lack of respect, it is simply that we have three days to train for a game and I am not looking at other kinds of news. We focus on the upcoming match.” Santos said he expected a close contest against Switzerland. Portugal beat the Swiss 4-0 in the UEFA Nations League in June before losing 1-0 in the reverse fixture.

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Dominik Livakovic - Saudi’s FIFA eWorld Cup 2018 champion Musaed Al-Dossary to attend BLAST Premier World Final in Abu Dhabi - arabnews.com - Croatia - Spain - Brazil - Abu Dhabi - Japan - Morocco - Saudi Arabia - South Korea

Saudi’s FIFA eWorld Cup 2018 champion Musaed Al-Dossary to attend BLAST Premier World Final in Abu Dhabi

ABU DHABI: Saudi Arabia’s Musaed Al-Dossary, winner of the FIFA 2018 eWorld Cup, and top creator BanderitaX, will attend the BLAST Premier World Final 2022 in Abu Dhabi alongside a host of top gamers, gaming influencers and content creators from the Middle East region.

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