Qatar World Cup 2022: Belgium boss Roberto Martinez predicts 'best tournament ever seen'
Belgium manager Roberto Martinez believes this year's World Cup in Qatar may prove to be one of the best ever.
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Qatar Tennis extends partnership with ExxonMobil
Nasser Ghanem Al Khelaifi, President of the Qatar Tennis, Squash and Badminton Federation, has announced the extension of the partnership contract with ExxonMobil Qatar to be the title sponsor of the Qatar open till 2027.
Real Madrid: Francia 'retiene' a Mbappé
La diplomacia y la política también son herramientas dentro del gran escenario que es el futuro de Kylian Mbappé. Su continuidad en París no sólo sigue generando desesperación en el PSG, también es un asunto de debate en las altas instancias de la República francesa. Casi de Estado. Desde Francia apuntan a que Emmanuel Macron sigue haciendo ver en los conciliábulos de poder que le gustaría que Mbappé, y más vista, se quede en Francia. Su precedesor en el cargo, Nicolas Sarkozy, fue uno de los invitados en el palco del Parque de los Príncipes el pasado martes, donde pudo ver el golazo de Mbappé y hacer lobby para que se quede. Un movimiento pensando no tanto en la selección gala como en la Ligue1.
Qatar Open news: Aryna Sabalenka has first round bye but danger lurks
World No 2 Aryna Sabalenka is at the top of the Qatar Open draw as the No 1 seed and along with the other top seeds will enjoy a bye into the second round.
Snubbed Man Utd star has ‘no intention’ of being at Old Trafford next season; ‘will push’ to join Prem rival
Man Utd flop Donny Van de Beek is ‘desperate’ to make Everton his new permanent home, and a report has revealed how much the Red Devils could recoup if he leaves.
Canadian men to host Jamaica in March World Cup qualifier at Toronto's BMO Field
Canada will host Jamaica's Reggae Boyz on March 27 at Toronto's BMO Field in its last home game in CONCACAF's final round of FIFA World Cup qualifying.
Monika Staab ready to lead the Saudi women’s football team into a bright new era
LONDON: Saudi Arabia can qualify for a sixth World Cup next month and in 2023 go to China in an attempt to win a fourth Asian Cup. The Green Falcons have a long and successful history and could end the year with games against the likes of Brazil, Argentina or France.