Du Plessis, Rhodes and Klaasen buy Rotterdam franchise in European T20 league
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Watchdog warns World Cup ticket prices increase risk of scams
VANCOUVER, April 30 : Soaring ticket prices and transport costs at this year's World Cup will expose fans to cyber fraud and scams as supporters are attracted by fakes in the mistaken belief they have bagged a bargain, an industry expert has warned.
De Plessis, Rhodes and Klaasen buy Rotterdam franchise in European T20 league
NEW DELHI, April 30 : South African trio Faf du Plessis, Jonty Rhodes and Heinrich Klaasen have formed a consortium to acquire the Rotterdam franchise in a new European Twenty20 league, organisers said on Thursday.
Iranian officials set to miss pre-World Cup FIFA meeting after turning back at Toronto airport
VANCOUVER/TORONTO, April 29 : An Iranian football federation delegation, including a former member of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, said they turned back at Toronto's main airport this week, citing their treatment by Canadian immigration, and are set to miss a pre-World Cup FIFA gathering in Vancouver.
Iranian soccer officials claim 'inappropriate behavior' at Toronto airport, set to miss pre-World Cup meeting
VANCOUVER/TORONTO, April 29 : An Iranian football federation delegation, including a former member of Iran's hardline Revolutionary Guard, said they turned back at Toronto's main airport this week, citing their treatment by Canadian immigration, and are set to miss a pre-World Cup FIFA gathering in Vancouver.
World Cup Rules: What Are Yellow and Red Cards? What Are Accumulation Rules?
It's a scene we've seen played throughout the history of the World Cup time and time again.
World Cup FAQ: What Are Yellow and Red Cards? What Are Accumulation Rules?
It's a scene we've seen played throughout the history of the World Cup time and time again.
Vancouver hosts FIFA congress with expanded World Cup under scrutiny
VANCOUVER, Canada, April 28 : FIFA's member associations meet in Vancouver on Thursday for their annual congress, a usually routine gathering that carries greater weight this year with the 2026 World Cup less than two months away and several questions still hanging over the first 48-team edition of the tournament.