Qatar World Cup: where will your team be staying in Doha?
Boutique accommodation, universities and luxury hotels await the 32 World Cup teams heading to Qatar to compete in one of the world's largest sporting events next month.
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Man Utd now ‘looking at’ strengthening key position at Old Trafford
Manchester United are ‘looking at’ bringing in a new striker over the next couple of transfer windows, according to Sky Sports reporter Dhamresh Sheth.
Man Utd: Ten Hag now 'really wants' to sign £72m star at Old Trafford
Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag ‘loves’ Frenkie de Jong and could reignite the Old Trafford interest in the Barcelona star in the future, according to Sky Sports reporter Dharmesh Sheth.
Manchester United told Erik ten Hag made 'very stupid mistake' with Man City team selection
Former Tottenham Hotspur and Netherlands midfielder Rafael Van der Vaart believes Erik ten Hag's decision not to include Casemiro in his starting line-up for Manchester United's 6-3 derby day defeat to Manchester City on Sunday was "very stupid."
Bayern will rotate in Champions League with eye on Dortmund - Nagelsmann
Bayern Munich will field a heavily-rotated lineup against Viktoria Plzen in the Champions League, coach Julian Nagelsmann said on Monday as he casts one eye on their crucial Bundesliga clash against Borussia Dortmund this weekend.
Euro 2024 qualifying draw live on RTÉ on Sunday
The draw for Euro 2024 qualification will be live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player on Sunday from 11am.
Soccer world reacts to disaster at Indonesia stadium
MADRID (AP) — A minute of silence was observed before soccer matches around the world on Sunday in honor of victims of the disaster at a stadium in Indonesia that claimed at least 125 lives, and top players, coaches and leagues sent condolences and messages of support.
Stadium tragedy exposes Indonesia’s troubled soccer history
SEOUL, South Korea: Gaining the right to host next year’s Under-20 World Cup was a major milestone in Indonesia’s soccer development, raising hopes that a successful tournament would turn around long-standing problems that have blighted the sport in this country of 277 million people. The death of at least 125 people at a league game between host Arema FC of East Java’s Malang city and Persebaya Surabaya on Saturday is a tragic reminder, however, that Indonesia is one of the most dangerous countries in which to attend a game. “Do remember that the FIFA U-20 World Cup will be the worldwide spotlight since the event will be joined by 24 countries from five continents,” Indonesia’s President Joko Widodo said last month as he pushed for thorough preparations for the tournament. Since Saturday, the domestic league has been suspended. Widodo has ordered the sports minister, the national police chief and the soccer federation to conduct a thorough investigation into the deadly stadium crush. Indonesia was the first Asian team ever to play at a World Cup — participating in 1938 as Dutch East Indies — but despite an undoubted national passion for the sport, it has never returned to the global stage because of years of corruption, violence and mismanagement. Data from Indonesia’s soccer watchdog, Save Our Soccer, showed 78 people have died in game-related incidents over the past 28 years.