Morocco crowned 2022 Arab Futsal Cup champions in Dammam
DUBAI: Morocco are the 2022 Arab Futsal Cup champions after defeating Iraq 3-0 in the final at the Green Hall in Dammam on Tuesday evening.
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Soccer-Australia coach to curtail experiments in build-up to Women's World Cup
(Reuters) - Australia coach Tony Gustavsson said he would limit his experiments with the side in the build-up to the Women's World Cup after they ended their European camp with a 1-1 draw against Portugal on Tuesday.
Australia coach to curtail experiments in build-up to Women's World Cup
Australia coach Tony Gustavsson said he would limit his experiments with the side in the build-up to the Women's World Cup after they ended their European camp with a 1-1 draw against Portugal on Tuesday.
Ndugba, Iroegbu lead D’Tigers’ 12-man squad to FIBA African World Cup qualifiers
NBA G League star, Ikenna Ndugba and free agent, Uchenna Iroegbu, are top of D’Tigers’ 12-man list released by the Nigeria Basketball Federation (NBBF) for the third window of the FIBA Africa World Cup qualifiers, which begins in Kigali, Rwanda, on July 1.
Lifting the Stanley Cup was 'everything I dreamed of and more,' says Alex Newhook
At just 21 years old, Alex Newhook of St. John's says he's gotten the chance to live out a childhood dream by hoisting the Stanley Cup over his head.
World Cup boost for Socceroos as A-League gets early start
The Socceroos' World Cup preparations were given a boost on Wednesday when Football Australia said the new domestic league season would begin on Oct. 7, giving coach Graham Arnold time to run the rule over candidates for his squad.
Qatar 2022: Mexico's three opponents that could define its future in the upcoming FIFA World Cup
Working with a national team means accepting that training time is very limited, so you have to make the most of every moment and every preparation match in order to achieve your objectives. Gerardo Martino knows this very well and hopes to do so with the Mexico National Team ahead of Qatar 2022.
Accor recruiting 12,000 temporary workers to help accommodate Qatar’s World Cup fans
DOHA: Hotel operator Accor is recruiting 12,000 temporary overseas employees to operate 65,000 empty rooms in apartments and homes in Qatar as temporary fan housing for the 2022 soccer World Cup, its chairman and CEO Sebastien Bazin told Reuters. Qatar is working to avoid an accommodation shortage during the tournament and has hired Accor, Europe’s largest hotel operator, to manage the temporary operation. “65,000 rooms is like opening 600 hotels, so we committed to hire enough people to serve it,” Bazin said, adding that a drive is under way in Asia, sub-Saharan Africa, Europe and South America to recruit housekeepers, front-desk staff, logistics experts and others.