Saudi Arabia chosen to host next Club World Cup
Saudi Arabia has been chosen to host the Club World Cup in December.
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Champions League: 7 things you probably forgot happened
The men's Champions League returns this week after what feels like an extraordinarily long winter break, exacerbated by an entire World Cup taking place since the last time a ball was kicked in Europe's top club competition.
FIFA targets 2030 World Cup host vote in 2024
The 2030 World Cup hosts are due to be picked in September 2024, FIFA said on Tuesday, also confirming that the three 2026 World Cup hosts — the United States, Canada and Mexico — all had their expected automatic entries confirmed in the 48-team finals tournament.
Saudi Arabia unanimously chosen to host December's FIFA Club World Cup, new 32-team format to start in 2025
Saudi Arabia will host its first major FIFA event this year, after being selected to put on the 2023 Club World Cup in December. The Middle East state — who are preparing a bid to co-host the 2030 World Cup alongside Egypt and Greece — was unanimously selected by the FIFA Council.
Qatar plans to send 10,000 cabins, caravans from World Cup to provide shelter for Turkish earthquake survivors
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Iga Swiatek says she won't always 'play perfectly' ahead of Qatar Open title defence
Iga Swiatek has admitted she has had to adjust her expectations and accept she won’t «play perfectly all the time». The Polish star soared to the top of the tennis world in 2022, winning both the French and US Open titles as well as going on a remarkable 37-match winning streak. Ad Ahead of the Qatar Open, has spent 45 weeks as world No.
Michael Owen and Michail Antonio agree on reason behind Marcus Rashford form for Manchester United
Michael Owen and Michail Antonio agree that the World Cup acted as a form booster for Marcus Rashford ahead of his terrific goal-scoring run for Manchester United.
Swiatek accepts she can't always be perfect ahead of Doha defence
World number one Iga Swiatek said she is trying to keep herself grounded and accepts that she cannot be perfect all the time following her fourth-round exit at the Australian Open, as the Pole prepares to defend her Qatar Open title this week.