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When the World Cup kicks off next weekend, a Western sense of fair play will be outraged that a country without any native tradition in the game has won the right to host the tournament through financial muscle. Insult is added to injury too -- due to Qatar's extreme temperatures,…

Bangkok Post

Gareth Bale ready to play ‘three 90s’ for Wales at World Cup despite fitness fears

The Wales captain has only played 28 minutes since the end of September, but insists he’s ‘fully fit and ready to go’

The Guardian - UK

Todd Boehly reignites £12.6m mission as midfield wonderkid reveals Chelsea January transfer plan

Chelsea look set to make a number of signings in the January transfer window, and it's been revealed that talks of signing a midfield wonderkid are underway

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Gareth Bale provides World Cup boost for Wales insisting he’s ready to play back-to-back matches

The 33-year-old has played just half an hour of football since the end of September.

The Independent UK

Leeds United news as Premier League rivals enter 'advanced talks' with ex-Whites boss

A round-up of the latest Leeds United news

Leeds Live

Tunisia World Cup Preview: Difficult Draw Doesn’t Do Upstart Side Any Favors

Tunisia has never made the knockout stage in five previous World Cup appearances, and it’ll take a monumental effort to avoid a sixth such outcome.

Sports Illustrated

Rights body reveals labour abuse, violations at all Qatar stadiums hosting FIFA WC matches

NEW DELHI: “While I worked, I used to wish I could watch Messi play. I imagined he would hear us and make everyone listen to us. And it would ease our pain.”

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Drug scanners, £15 beers and burner phones: Fans' guide to life at Qatar World Cup

A million visitors are expected in Qatar over the next month but concerns and questions remain around the autocratics state's strict laws. So let MirrorFootball explain many of the dos and donts for World Cup fans

Daily Mirror

Fifa chief Gianni Infantino urged to end silence on compensation scheme for Qatar workers

It has been reported there have been 6,750 deaths of south Asian migrants in Qatar since 2010

The Independent UK

Revealed: How much Nottingham Forest will earn from FIFA World Cup

Latest Nottingham Forest news from NottinghamshireLive as the Reds set to receive FIFA compensation for players at the World Cup

Nottingham Post

FIFA chief urged to end silence on compensation scheme for Qatar migrant workers

Amnesty has called for 440 million US dollars to be set aside.

The Independent UK

World Cup 2022: Ukrainian football fans back Poland and England

Many will support allies playing in the tournament, which will largely be overshadowed by war.

Al Jazeera

Leeds United learn FIFA payout as World Cup earnings revealed

FIFA will be compensating clubs for allowing their players to represent their countries during the tournament.

Leeds Live

Chelsea set to make millions from FIFA during World Cup that will pay off Graham Potter demands

Chelsea news: The Blues have way of earning money to fund a key move they've already made.

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Evening Standard

Too much pressure on players to protest World Cup, says Hugo Lloris

France captain Hugo Lloris has said there is “too much pressure” on players to condemn World Cup hosts Qatar.

The Independent UK

A political World Cup is nothing new

Historical parallels of exploitation, propaganda and moral compromise are clear ahead of Qatar, writes Miguel Delaney

Daily Mirror

Inside Qatar's World Cup bid: 'Expanding the game', bribery allegations and FIFA's U-turn

Seventeen of the 22 FIFA ExCo members who handed the 2022 World Cup to Qatar have been banned or indicted over allegations of corruption and wrongdoing, but the tournament survived the storm

Daily Mirror

How much each Premier League club will earn from players being at World Cup

The Premier League have provided over 100 players for the World Cup in Qatar, and FIFA will be compensating every club per day, per player, with some teams pocketing well over £1m during the group stages

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The Guardian - UK

There may be no clear conscience with this World Cup but we can focus on Fifa

As we consume the football on show in Qatar despite knowing the brutal facts, we should at least force Fifa to make change

Al Jazeera

World Cup 1998: When Zidane outshone Ronaldo

FIFA decided to increase the number of teams in the tournament from 24 to 32, which led to a bigger qualification pool.

ABC News

Manchester United stars Bruno Fernandes and Christian Eriksen speak out about decision to give World Cup to Qatar

Two of the potential stars of the upcoming World Cup challenge FIFA's warning to players to "focus on football", speaking out about the decision to award the tournament to Qatar and the country's treatment of migrant workers.

Sports Illustrated

Iran World Cup Preview: Amid Turmoil, Veteran Squad Aims High in Qatar

Team Melli nearly got out of a group with Spain and Portugal four years ago, but it’ll be up against more than just tough opposition in Qatar.

360info

Qatar’s migrant worker treatment a red card for World Cup

The reverberations of Qatar’s migrant worker deaths will linger over the upcoming World Cup. Whether it leads to real change rests with a few foreign powers.

Daily Mirror

Christian Eriksen awkwardly discusses World Cup after Bruno Fernandes' sudden outburst

Bruno Fernandes suddenly slammed FIFA for awarding the 2022 World Cup to Qatar, appearing to surprise Manchester United teammate Christian Eriksen following their dramatic 2-1 win at Fulham

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Qatar’s World Cup: sportwashing stains football’s image

Editorial: The tournament may highlight the Gulf state’s money and power – but it has also further exposed its human rights abuses

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