World Cup finals draw pots and seedings confirmed for Friday's ceremony
The pots for Friday's World Cup finals draw can be confirmed after Mexico and United States booked the final two automatic places on Wednesday.
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The pots for Friday's World Cup finals draw can be confirmed after Mexico and United States booked the final two automatic places on Wednesday.
SYDNEY : Under-fire Australia coach Graham Arnold will stay on in his job until the end of the World Cup campaign despite failing to lead the Socceroos to automatic qualification for Qatar, Football Australia said on Thursday.
Australian men’s soccer team Graham Arnold will keep his job until the end of the Socceroos' World Cup qualifying campaign, Football Australia says.
Welsh artist Julian Castaldi and his wife Ellie came to Dubai to cat-sit for a friend nine years ago. They loved the emirate so much, they never left.
The penultimate fixture of the season and final meeting in Abu Dhabi on Thursday should see the UAE jockeys' and trainers' championship titles decided.
DOHA: A World Cup like no other in its 92-year history will take shape this week at an unprecedented tournament draw. When FIFA and host nation Qatar stage the draw ceremony show Friday, three of the 32 entries will be placeholders because the three-year qualifying program was delayed and is still ongoing. A once-in-a-century global health crisis and the war in Ukraine made sure of that.
The qualification picture for the World Cup in Qatar is nearing completion, with 27 of the 32 finalists now confirmed.
Organisers of a new youth tournament that will involve teams from as far afield as Mexico, Austria, Indonesia and India hope it will help prepare talented UAE-based footballers for the world stage.