World Cup pitch invader says he will avoid legal action
A pitch invader who disrupted a World Cup match between Portugal and Uruguay with a rainbow flag said he will not face legal action.
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World Cup 2022: why is Qatar a controversial location for the tournament?
The decision to award Qatar hosting rights for the 2022 World Cup has been marred by controversy, including allegations of corruption and human rights violations, since it was first announced 12 years ago. Here is a look at the issues:
Only victory will do for wounded Germany against Costa Rica
DOHA : Wounded Germany will have their backs to the wall when they take on Costa Rica in their final World Cup Group E match on Thursday and know they must bag their first win of the tournament, preferably by a large margin, to have any chances of advancing.
Swiss loss sets up enticing rematch with Serbia
DOHA: Switzerland’s loss made their upcoming World Cup rematch all the more enticing, and with a lot more on the line.
My first goal could have been Ronaldo's, says Portugal's Fernandes
LUSAIL, Qatar : Portugal midfielder Bruno Fernandes said a goal awarded to him - the first of his two in a 2-0 win over Uruguay on Monday - might in fact have been scored by Cristiano Ronaldo, but what mattered was securing Portugal's place in the World Cup's next phase.
Southgate says England ready for 'motivated' Wales
DOHA : England manager Gareth Southgate knows Wales will have "additional motivation" when the two sides clash in their final Group B game at the World Cup on Tuesday.
Having scored at World Cup, Canadian men now look to get one final result
Canadian defender Alistair Johnston knew something good was coming when he saw Tajon Buchanan launch his cross into the Croatian penalty box.
Casemiro pops up to send Brazil past Switzerland into the knockout stages
Casemiro came to Brazil's rescue as they left it late to secure their passage to the World Cup knockout stage with a 1-0 Group G victory over Switzerland.