Irish duo back in fold as Idah and Omobamidele return for Norwich
Republic of Ireland internationals Adam Idah and Andrew Omobamidele are back from injury and available to play for their club Norwich City, according to manager Dean Smith.
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'Made-in-Sialkot' Adidas ball puts Pakistan in the World Cup
SIALKOT, Pakistan : Even though it is a cricket-mad nation, Pakistan is playing a big part in the soccer World Cup by making the balls used on the training fields in Qatar and the replicas sold to fans worldwide.
Argentina had toughest route to World Cup final in 1990 - Gracenote study
AL RAYYAN, Qatar : If the Netherlands beat Argentina in the World Cup quarter-finals they could face Brazil in the semis but their route to the final will still not be as difficult as Argentina's path in the 1990 edition, a Nielsen's Gracenote analysis has revealed.
'South Americans can be confident' for World Cup quarter-finals, Chile's Zamorano says
Also, the head of Qatar 2022 says "death is a natural part of life" after reports that a Filipino worker died while carrying out repairs at the Saudi Arabian squad’s resort.
Moroccan fans scramble for World Cup flights
RABAT : Moroccans scrambled on Friday to get seats on the seven additional flights that state carrier Royal Air Maroc (RAM) has announced to help soccer fans get to Qatar for the World Cup quarter final against Portugal.
Mediacorp teams up with Singapore Expo for live screenings of World Cup matches
SINGAPORE: As the 2022 FIFA World Cup action heats up in Qatar, football fans will have a new option to catch the final matches of the tournament thanks to a partnership between Mediacorp and Singapore Expo.
Netherlands dare Messi’s Argentina as quarterfinals begin
Netherlands’ defender Virgil van Dijk (L) celebrates scoring the 2-2 with Netherlands’ forward Quincy Promes during the UEFA Nations League football match Germany v the Netherlands in Gelsenkirchen on November 19, 2018. (Photo by John MACDOUGALL / AFP)
Tite defends Brazil World Cup goal celebrations
Brazil coach Tite has hit back at criticism of his players' dancing goal celebrations in their World Cup win over South Korea, dismissing suggestions they showed a lack of respect.