World Cup 2022: start date, schedule, teams, venues and final
Here's what you need to know about the 2022 FIFA World Cup, which will be held in Qatar:
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Messi cautious over Argentina World Cup chances
Lionel Messi says he is cautious over Argentina's chances as he prepares to lead the team at the World Cup, seeking to crown a glorious career by lifting the trophy in Qatar.
Arab golfers gaining global momentum after encouraging International Series Egypt
CAIRO: The future looks bright for golf in the Arab world after three players from the region finished in the top 40 of the International Series Egypt, as a strong contingent of 17 players from nine different countries teed off at the flagship Asian Tour event.
Celtics use big fourth quarter to top Thunder and stretch NBA win streak to seven
WASHINGTON: Jayson Tatum scored 27 points and Jaylen Brown added 26 to lead the Boston Celtics over Oklahoma City 126-122 on Monday, stretching their NBA win streak to seven games.
Musiala heads to World Cup on fine form with Germany
DUSSELDORF: One of Germany’s top players at the World Cup in Qatar could easily have been in the England squad.
Heavyweight champion Fury says need to stay ‘sane’ behind retirement U-turn
LONDON: Tyson Fury said he made his brief retirement from boxing because he knew no other way of “keeping it sane.”
Djokovic beats Tsitsipas for 9th straight time at ATP Finals
TURIN, Italy: Novak Djokovic beat Stefanos Tsitsipas for the ninth straight time by 6-4, 7-6 (4) in the players’ opening match at the ATP Finals on Monday.
Not just Neymar: Tite plans Brazil’s attack at World Cup
SAO PAULO: Wingers, false nines, target men and center forward in the Brazil squad for the World Cup are giving coach Tite a nice selection headache up front. As the five-time champion aims to win the title for the first time in 20 years, Tite also knows his attack has limited experience on the sport’s biggest stage. That’s something which he hopes will be offset by an abundance of skill, speed and aggressiveness to worry — or terrify — opposing defenses.