Doha Diary: Japanese fans pick up where they left off at the last World Cup
DOHA: Japanese fans have been few and far between at World Cup 2022 so far, from what I have observed.
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Coach Renard thanks Saudi Crown Prince after historic win over Argentina
LUSAIL, Qatar : Saudi Arabia coach Herve Renard is no stranger to success during a nomadic coaching career spanning two decades but will now forever be remembered as the man who masterminded one of the greatest World Cup shocks of all time.
Frappart becomes first female official at men's World Cup match
DOHA : France's Stephanie Frappart became the first female official at a men's World Cup match when she was named the fourth official for Tuesday's Group C clash between Mexico and Poland at 974 Stadium.
Ecuador's Valencia nurses ankle sprain ahead of Dutch clash
Ecuador's captain and top scorer Enner Valencia is still nursing a minor ankle sprain ahead of his team's Group A clash with the Netherlands where the South Americans could progress to the second round for only the second time.
'A bucket of ice water': Argentina cries after World Cup walloping
Gasps gave way to stony expressions of disbelief and then tears as Argentina fans gathered in Buenos Aires watched the humiliation of their football team unfold at the World Cup in Qatar.
Saudi Arabia stun Messi’s Argentina at World Cup
Argentina’s forward #10 Lionel Messi (C) reacts during the Qatar 2022 World Cup Group C football match between Argentina and Saudi Arabia at the Lusail Stadium in Lusail, north of Doha on November 22, 2022. (Photo by JUAN MABROMATA / AFP)
Saudi Arabia coach Renard not dwelling on 'crazy' World Cup win: 'Stars were aligned for us'
Saudi Arabia's French coach Herve Renard warned his players not to celebrate for too long after their "totally crazy" 2-1 win against Argentina in their World Cup opener on Tuesday.
Tunisia hold Denmark to 0-0 draw in Group D at World Cup
AL RAYYAN, Qatar: Tunisia held European Championship semifinalist Denmark to a 0-0 draw Tuesday at the World Cup. Coming three hours after Saudi Arabia beat Argentina in a shocking upset — and before a stadium filled almost entirely with Tunisia supporters — it was another big result for two of the four Arab nations competing at the first World Cup in the Middle East.