Infantino lauds World Cup including 'sold out' games
The group stage at the World Cup in Qatar has been hailed as the "best ever" by FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
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The group stage at the World Cup in Qatar has been hailed as the "best ever" by FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
The group stage at the World Cup in Qatar has been hailed as the “best ever” by FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
The protester who ran onto the field during the World Cup game between Portugal and Uruguay holding a rainbow flag has told Reuters that FIFA president Gianni Infantino intervened to ensure he was set free by Qatari authorities.
Arsene Wenger has intimated that Germany's "political demonstration" prior to their opening World Cup match against Japan was a factor in the four-time winners’ elimination in the group stage in Qatar.
DOHA: No matter what happens on the field, this World Cup will be a special one for Argentina. It likely will be the last World Cup for Lionel Messi and already is the first since the death of Diego Maradona. The Argentine great died exactly two years ago Friday.
DOHA : Former team mates of Diego Maradona gathered at the World Cup in Qatar on Friday to pay tribute to the icon on the second anniversary of his death, reminiscing about brighter days as Argentina recover from their stinging upset by Saudi Arabia.
Germany players placed their hands over their mouths during a team photo ahead of their game against Japan for their World Cup Group E as the row over FIFA's threat of sanctions over the "OneLove" armband continued.
AL RAYYAN, Qatar : The Danish Football Association (DBU) has said that it would not support the re-election of Gianni Infantino as FIFA president after world soccer's governing body threatened teams wearing the "OneLove" armband with a yellow card at a minimum.