Senegal’s Sadness: A World Cup Without Mané, its Man for the Moment It’s abundantly clear what Mané means to Senegal—and what Senegal means to Mané—making his World Cup absence all the more crushing. Sports Illustrated · Nov 18, 2022
From refugee camps to the World Cup: Africa-born Aussies relish France clash Australia’s Awer Mabil, Thomas Deng and Garang Kuol were each born to refugee parents from war-torn South Sudan. On Tuesday, the trio of Socceroos will step onto a World Cup pitch for the first time to take on defending champions France, a nation that has built much of its recent… France 24 · Nov 18, 2022
Gabriel Martinelli thanks Arsenal for Brazil World Cup dream after Man Utd and Barcelona trials Gabriel Martinelli has paid tribute to Arsenal for their part in achieving his dream of playing in a World Cup with Brazil Football London · Nov 18, 2022
Shay Given speaks of his "dream" of Ireland winning a World Cup as Qatar 2022 draws nearer The former Republic of Ireland goalkeeper was capped 134 times for his country and reached the last 16 in the World Cup in 2002 Irish Mirror · Nov 18, 2022
Alejandro Garnacho controversially responds after second Argentina World Cup snub Manchester United wonderkid Alejandro Garnacho has reacted after he once again failed to make Argentina's World Cup squad despite injuries to two of the members of Lionel Scaloni's 26-man squad Daily Mirror · Nov 18, 2022
Qatar’s World Cup is an insult to us LGBT fans, but the bigots will lose A World Cup, hosted by an oil-producing state, in a part of the world not traditionally considered a footballing powerhouse and where same-sex relations are illegal. Welcome to USA ‘94, held a decade before the Supreme Court struck down America’s last anti-sodomy laws. Evening Standard · Nov 18, 2022
World Cup 2022 predictions: Winner, England exit, golden boot, surprise package and more Ahead of the big kick-off in Qatar, Standard Sport writers make their last-minute predictions for a World Cup like no other. Evening Standard · Nov 18, 2022
Rating the World Cup 2022 favourites: Brazil, Argentina and France A World Cup like no other is now just days away as the best players from across the globe descend on the smallest nation to ever host, in Qatar. Evening Standard · Nov 18, 2022
Socceroo Kuol ignoring World Cup fanfare Garang Kuol is paying scant attention to the hype around him as he prepares to become the youngest Socceroo to play at a World Cup. AAP · Nov 18, 2022
FIFA World Cup 2022: Vacant spaces, Indian bulwark and Diego Maradona’s permanent absence DOHA: “Mohammad?” The lady volunteer handing out accreditations tentatively asked, holding up a card and looking at the sparse bunch of journalists in the waiting area. Directed at nobody but since one was straight in her line of vision, it would have been impolite not to reply. So, “No, Mountain.” The Times of India · Nov 18, 2022
FIFA World Cup 2022: Meet the 'goodbye' guys Cristiano Ronaldo has decided not to go gentle into the ‘good evening’ of his career. The Times of India · Nov 18, 2022
Coach Arnold creates Australian landmark Graham Arnold can barely believe he's the first Australian-born coach to lead the Socceroos at a World Cup. AAP · Nov 17, 2022
Samoa's incredible journey to the top sees players progress from houses without walls to a World Cup final From growing up in houses with no walls and children marching through the streets, chanting their favourite player's name — these are the stories inspiring Samoa's rugby league stars. ABC News · Nov 17, 2022
Declan Rice reveals ‘goosebumps’ from Gareth Southgate’s pre-World Cup team talk Rice now feels ready to tackle the unique challenge of a midseason tournament The Independent UK · Nov 17, 2022
The Independent UK · Nov 17, 2022 Declan Rice says Gareth Southgate’s pre-World Cup team talk gave him goosebumps The West Ham captain played a major role as the Three Lions reached the final of Euro 2020.
Manchester Evening News · Nov 17, 2022 Bolton defender on Australia World Cup chances & why Wanderers move could help with recognition Jack Iredale it yet to receive a call-up for the Socceroos, but is hoping it can happen with Australia
Al Jazeera · Nov 17, 2022 Do host countries make money from the World Cup? Major global events are costly to stage, and the benefits aren’t always easily quantifiable.
Wales Online · Nov 17, 2022 Doctors couldn't tell Connor Roberts' wife if he would make it during illness less than a year before World Cup Just one year ago, Roberts was fighting for his life in hospital and did not even know if he would play football again
Daily Mirror · Nov 16, 2022 Qatar's World Cup hopes rest on familiarity after Xavi dream failed to come true WORLD CUP PREVIEW: QATAR -The smallest nation to host a World Cup face battle for second spot in Group A as a squad packed with naturalised citizens and managed by another Spaniard than the Barcelona manager face vital first game against Ecuador on Sunday
Wales Online · Nov 15, 2022 Daniel James says his father is always on his mind when he plays for Wales and reveals why he had to leave Leeds United Wales star Daniel James says his father, who passed away in 2019, is the reason he's set to play at a World Cup
Evening Standard · Nov 15, 2022 Tunisia World Cup 2022 guide: Star player, fixtures, squad, one to watch, odds to win Tunisia had a strange AFCON this year, only qualifying as a best-third-place team after beating Mauritania but then knocking out Nigeria before quarter-final loss to Burkina Faso.
The Guardian - UK · Nov 15, 2022 Holding the World Cup in Qatar has damaged football and I will not be going Football should try to expand to new regions, but awarding a World Cup to Qatar was a mistake on a number of levels
Evening Standard · Nov 14, 2022 Iran World Cup 2022 guide: Star player, fixtures, squad, one to watch, odds to win Iran have never made it past the group stage of a World Cup but they could prove tricky opposition in Qatar.
Evening Standard · Nov 14, 2022 Wales World Cup 2022 guide: Star player, fixtures, squad, one to watch, odds to win Back at a World Cup for the first time since 1958, there is plenty of excitement in Wales going into Qatar.
Glasgow Live · Nov 14, 2022 Scottish shops rolling back to 1966 prices - in honour of England’s World Cup win 1966 is not a World Cup Scotland is filled with nostalgia about, but if there's at least one thing we can agree on, it's that prices back then were a lot more appealing.