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FIFA imposes one-match stadium bans on Senegal and Nigeria
FIFA has ordered African champions Senegal and Nigeria to play one match behind closed doors after crowd disorder during last month’s 2022 World Cup play-offs.
FIFA President Says Qatar Migrant Workers Take Pride From Hard Work
FIFA President Gianni Infantino said migrant workers take pride from hard work when he was asked about the conditions of workers building World Cup stadiums and infrastructure in Qatar. Infantino said workers would feel proud about building stadiums for this year's tournament in the Gulf nation. The head of football's world governing body was asked at the global conference of the Milken Institute in Los Angeles if FIFA would make "any sort of commitment" to help families of workers who died in Qatar.
Gabon sexual abuse cases: Fifa hand out suspensions, formal proceedings begin
Fifa's Independent Ethics Committee have suspended Patrick Assoumou Eyi, Serge Mombo, and two other football coaches as they begin investigations into alleged sexual abuse in Gabonese football.
FIFA 22: EFL TOTS Predictions
Team of the Season is well underway in FIFA 22 Ultimate Team and it looks like the next TOTS we’ll be seeing accompanying a major league will be the English Football League.
Juegos gratis de mayo en PS Plus, Xbox Gold, Prime Gaming y Stadia Pro - MeriStation
¡Que los juegos gratis no falten! Como todos los meses, las distintas plataformas y servicios de suscripción han puesto a disposición de los jugadores los respectivos títulos sin coste adicional. Llega el momento de las rotaciones de juegos gratis incluidos en los servicios PS Plus, Juegos con Gold, Stadia Pro y Prime Gaming para este mes de mayo de 2022.
Infantino says Qatar migrant workers get pride from hard work
FIFA President Gianni Infantino said migrant workers gain pride from hard work when he was asked about the conditions of workers building World Cup stadiums and infrastructure in Qatar. Infantino said workers would feel proud about building stadiums for this year's tournament in the Gulf nation. The head of football's world governing body was asked at the global conference of the Milken Institute in Los Angeles if FIFA would make "any sort of commitment" to help families of workers who died in Qatar.
El próximo desafío del Atleti: el 'naming' después de Wanda
se celebra con entusiasmo en las oficinas del club. Se entiende que este vínculo, que dejará algo más de 200 millones en las arcas rojiblancas durante los próximos cinco años (casi triplica lo actual), responde al crecimiento sostenido del Atlético (deportivo y social) y todo lo relacionado con su marca. Ahora viene el siguiente desafío: el naming del estadio, que dejará de ser ‘Wanda’.