Putin wishes Qatar success in hosting World Cup
Russian President Vladimir Putin wished Qatar success in staging the upcoming World Cup and said that the 2018 hosts were sharing their experience in organising the tournament.
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FIFA 23 World Cup mode: Everything we know so far
FIFA 23 is one of the most hyped games of the year.
Qatar to send drunk fans to sobering up areas during World Cup
Qatar's World Cup chief Nasser Al Khater has said there will be special zones at the tournament for drunk football supporters to sober up.
Has Klopp run out of gas in the face of Man City dominance?
MANCHESTER, England: Jurgen Klopp’s trademark toothy grin has become somewhat of a rare sight in the Premier League this season. More frequently, he has worn the look of a man with pressing concerns, perhaps having come to the crushing realization that even his special talents can only go so far. English soccer owes him, however, for keeping the Premier League interesting, competitive, honest.
FIFA 23: Huge leak reveals World Cup mode on PS5
FIFA 23 is out worldwide and we know for a fact that there is going to be a World Cup mode coming to the game, and a new leak has given us a sneak peek of the menu on PS5.
Qatar lauds Putin, Russian support in organizing World Cup
Qatar's emir thanked Vladimir Putin on Thursday for what he said was Russia's support organizing the upcoming World Cup.
FIFA open to compensation fund for migrant workers in Qatar
GENEVA: FIFA wants to help workers in Qatar get compensation for being injured while building projects for the World Cup, one of the soccer body’s top officials told European lawmakers on Thursday. Soccer federations in Europe have supported calls for a fund since Amnesty International said FIFA should contribute $440 million toward reparations — matching the total prize money FIFA will pay to the 32 national teams playing in Qatar next month.
PREVIEW-Soccer-Juve and Roma hit by injury blows in cramped schedule
(Reuters) - Injuries continue to mount in Serie A as Juventus forward Angel Di Maria and AS Roma striker Paulo Dybala became the latest big-name players to be ruled out as clubs battle with a packed fixture schedule.