10 Negara Eropa Dorong Kampanye 'One Love' di Piala Dunia 2022
10 negara Eropa mendukung kampanye 'One Love' di Piala Dunia Qatar 2022. Kampanye ini mempromosikan inklusi dan kesetaraan, termasuk hak-hak LGBTQ+.
Qatar Sport News
Manchester United star Antony sends message to PSG player Neymar on Brazil duty
Manchester United winger Antony has claimed that Brazil teammate Neymar has helped him to play with 'confidence' and that it's 'important' to be working with him.
Formula 1: Monaco Grand Prix remains on calendar to 2025 at least
The Monaco Grand Prix will remain on the Formula 1 calendar until at least 2025 after a three-year deal was revealed yesterday.
Wales skipper Gareth Bale confident of World Cup fitness
Gareth Bale insists he will be fully fit in time for the World Cup despite his lack of action with Los Angeles FC. Bale has made just two starts among his 11 appearances for the MLS team and has yet to play 90 minutes since joining in July. But the 33-year-old is adamant his fitness programme is tailored to reach its peak for the end of the MLS season and the World Cup in Qatar in November.
Wales skipper Bale confident of World Cup fitness
Wales captain Gareth Bale insists he will be fully fit in time for the World Cup despite his lack of action with Los Angeles FC.
Harry Kane one of nine captains to wear 'One Love' anti-discrimination armband during World Cup in Qatar
Harry Kane will wear an anti-discrimination armband as England captain during the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar. The Football Association (FA) has joined with nine other European football federations for a season-long OneLove campaign. Ad Captains of the 10 nations will wear a OneLove armband — which includes a «heart containing colours representative of all backgrounds».
World Cup 2022 Group A: Ecuador have potential to be surprise packages
For a side which wrapped up qualification with a game to spare, Ecuador’s road to Qatar World Cup 2022 has been fraught with complications.
England's FA calls for Qatar's migrant workers to be compensated
England's Football Association (FA) said on Wednesday (Sep 21) families of migrant workers in Qatar who were injured or killed while constructing the infrastructure for this year's World Cup should be compensated.