With adequate preparations, Super Falcons will excel, says Waldrum
[FILES] Head Coach Randy Waldrum of Nigeria. Alex Bierens de Haan/Getty Images/AFP (Photo by Alex Bierens de Haan / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)
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Qatar rejects human rights concerns ahead of World Cup 2022 as 'slander'
Qatar's ruler said on Tuesday that criticism over his country's hosting of the FIFA World Cup was "slander".
iLot Bet set to empower customers during FIFA World Cup 2022 tournament
iLOT BET has come forward with the best news for sports and football lovers this World Cup Season. For Qatar 2022, iLOT BET is determined to put smiles across the faces of thousands of their customers across the nation with the FIFA WORLD CUP 2022 Promotions the company has come up with.
Soccer-NWSL has plenty of 'ammo' for TV rights deal, says Angel City's Ohanian
NEW YORK : The National Women's Soccer League will have "ammo" when its TV rights deal expires at the end of 2023, Angel City FC lead investor Alexis Ohanian told Reuters, as broadcast executives and FIFA say the women's game deserves a bigger cut of the pie.
Schedule ahead of World Cup is 'crazy' says Chelsea's Azpilicueta
Chelsea defender Cesar Azpilicueta said the number of games being crammed into the schedule ahead of the World Cup next month is "crazy" and that player welfare is being jeopardised.
Soccer-Schedule ahead of World Cup is 'crazy,' says Chelsea's Azpilicueta
(Reuters) - Chelsea defender Cesar Azpilicueta said the number of games being crammed into the schedule ahead of the World Cup next month is "crazy" and that player welfare is being jeopardised.
Soccer-Captain Hazard ready to take Belgium all the way in Qatar
(Reuters) - Belgium skipper Eden Hazard said his country need to win the World Cup in Qatar to justify the 'golden generation' tag they have carried for the past 10 years as they look to deliver the country's first major trophy.
Rust a risk for many of Canada's men's soccer team ahead of World Cup
CF Montreal's exit from the Major League Soccer playoffs on Sunday was more than a local concern. At least four probable members of the Canadian men's national team, including certain starter Alistair Johnston and rising midfielder Ismael Koné, are now idled with nearly a month to go before their first game in November's World Cup in Qatar.