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Lewis Hamilton - Ross Stewart - Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton hopes to be part of Manchester United takeover - Paper Round - eurosport.com - Manchester - Chile

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton hopes to be part of Manchester United takeover - Paper Round

Hamilton wants to buy United Lewis Hamilton has said that he wants to be part of any consortium involved in buying Manchester United by Jim Ratcliff. The Ineos owner is rumoured to be keen, and the Mirror reports that Hamilton said: «I haven't had a call from him asking if I want to be involved in that just yet.

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2022 World Cup organizers agree to serve beer throughout tournament - foxnews.com - Qatar - state Indiana

2022 World Cup organizers agree to serve beer throughout tournament

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Cristiano Ronaldo - Marcus Rashford - Jadon Sancho - Bruno Fernandes - Antony - Antony FIFA 22 rating analysed as Manchester United complete £85m transfer - manchestereveningnews.co.uk - Manchester - Netherlands - Brazil -  Sancho

Antony FIFA 22 rating analysed as Manchester United complete £85m transfer

Antony is officially a Manchester United player, with the forward signing from Ajax in a deal rising up to £85.1m on deadline day.

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Fans At FIFA World Cup 2022 Will Only Get Beer Outside Stadiums In Qatar - sports.ndtv.com - Qatar - county Gulf - Saudi Arabia

Fans At FIFA World Cup 2022 Will Only Get Beer Outside Stadiums In Qatar

Beer will not be sold inside stadiums during World Cup matches in Qatar, where alcohol is severely restricted, but FIFA said Saturday that drinking will be allowed in the stadium zone before and after games. The global body gave first details of beer sales after months of sensitive talks with authorities in the conservative Muslim Gulf state. The issue is important for FIFA as beer-maker Budweiser has been a major sponsor for three decades while foreign fans have also questioned what to expect at the November 20-December 18 tournament.

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Qatar World Cup: FIFA, tournament organisers agree to serve alcoholic beer at matches - espn.com - Qatar -  Doha

Qatar World Cup: FIFA, tournament organisers agree to serve alcoholic beer at matches

Organisers of the World Cup in Qatar have finalised a policy to serve beer with alcohol to soccer fans at stadiums and fan zones in the Muslim-majority country.

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Qatar to allow beer sales at World Cup games 3 hours before kickoff - source - edition.cnn.com - Qatar -  Doha

Qatar to allow beer sales at World Cup games 3 hours before kickoff - source

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World Cup organisers in Qatar finalize policy to allow beer sales to fans - france24.com - Qatar -  Doha

World Cup organisers in Qatar finalize policy to allow beer sales to fans

FIFA said Saturday fans will be allowed to buy Budweiser beer with alcohol within the eight stadium compounds — though not at concourse concession stands — before and after games, and during evenings only at the official “Fan Festival.” That is being held in a downtown Doha park.

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AIFF to take decision on Igor Stimac after executive committee meeting on September 18 - timesofindia.indiatimes.com - Croatia - India - Vietnam - Singapore -  Kolkata

AIFF to take decision on Igor Stimac after executive committee meeting on September 18

Stimac's existing contract ends in September. After guiding the national team to the 2023 Asia Cup with a dominant show in the qualifiers in June, Stimac had expressed his desire for the AIFF to take a call on his contract quickly. At that time, the AIFF was being run by the Supreme Court-appointed Committee of Administrators (CoA).

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