Football pundit Alex Scott has explained her reasons for not boycotting the World Cup after slamming FIFA President Gianni Infantino for his explosive speech ahead of the Qatar World Cup.
Infantino launched a 54-minute tirade in front of a packed out media centre on Saturday, where he likened himself to a succession of minority groups in a bid to reaffirm the footballing body's commitment to inclusivity at this year's tournament. "Today I feel Qatari," he said. "Today I feel Arab. Today I feel African. Today I feel gay. Today I feel disabled. Today I feel (like) a migrant worker."
Speaking on BBC Sport ahead of the opening game of the tournament between Qatar and Ecuador, Scott explained that she was considering boycotting the World Cup but believes that would have been the easy option.