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Ukrainian refugees resettled in Cardiff gathered to watch their country take on Wales in the major World Cup play-off final on Sunday. Both countries have been bracing themselves for a historic encounter at Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday, June 5, with a place at the World Cup in Qatar later this year at stake.
UAE captain Walid Abbas says his side will be able to cope with the pressure of Tuesday’s must-win World Cup play-off against Australia, as the country stand only two matches from a second appearance at the global finals.
As Saudi-based Socceroo Martin Boyle prepares for Tuesday night’s do-or-die World Cup playoff clash with the UAE on what is forecast to be a sweltering 41 degrees Celsius day in Doha, he’s preparing to offer a rather odd piece of advice for his father - bring a jacket.
England will finally learn their final group stage opponent at the 2022 World Cup on Sunday, as Wales and Ukraine meet in Cardiff.
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta - The national football team landed in Kuwait at 2:05 a.m. Arabian Standard Time (AST, or UTC+3) on Saturday to participate in the 2023 AFC Asian Cup qualification from June 8–15, 2022. The Indonesian contingent comprising 23 players and 20 officials was greeted enthusiastically at the airport and the hotel by dozens of Indonesian supporters residing in Kuwait.
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The day is finally here and Wales are just hours away from discovering their World Cup 2022 fate. The opportunity to end 64 years of hurt presents itself this evening when Rob Page's men face Ukraine, and we'll be with you every step of the way.
AFC Asian Cup final-round qualifiers at a packed Salt Lake Stadium will be a "big boost" for the Indian football team, feel Pritam Kotal and Subhasish Bose, the Bule Tigers' two local players. India have matches scheduled on June 8, 11, and 14. "Kolkata is the mecca of Indian football. The fans here are great. So many clubs have dedicated fans here, and the great thing is that they all come together to cheer for India when we play as a nation in this city," said Bose. "I hope there is a lot of noise from the stands. That will boost all of us. From our end, we need to pay them back with a qualification for the AFC Asian Cup." The last time the Blue Tigers played here was in 2019, and Kotal said the team can once again feel the home advantage.