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FIFA World Cup 2022: Camel flu is the new risk for fans in Qatar, claim reports

Camel flu or Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) is the new risk for world cup fans in Qatar, reports have claimed. The ongoing FIFA World Cup is expected to attract millions of fans. The event will be held till December 18.

The Times of India

Iran coach: Klinsmann should resign over ‘outrageous’ BBC comment

Al Jazeera

Gifts and free trips: Extent of Qatar's access to Westminster laid out

AT least 56 MPs accepted paid-for-trips and gifts from Qatar collectively worth £370,000 over the five years before the 2022 World Cup ...

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Celtic and Rangers get European Super League guarantee as UEFA chief tells Rebel 3 your dream is DEAD

Aleksander Ceferin is adamant there will be no resurrection of the highly contentious breakaway format.

Daily Record

Iran issue scathing statement in response to Jurgen Klinsmann and demand resignation

Former Germany striker Klinsmann made comments which enraged in his role as a World Cup 2022 pundit for the BBC, with Iran now calling for FIFA to axe him as a member of their Technical Study Group

Daily Mirror

Amr Diab Celebrates Qatar’s World Cup with Fans in Live Concert

Egyptian star Amr Diab performed a huge concert in Qatar’s Lusail Shooting Complex, on the sidelines of the World Cup that runs until December 18. The concert was attended by a big number of Egyptians and Arabs, including Saudis, Tunisians, and Moroccans, who came to Qatar to attend the world…

Asharq Al-Awsat

World Cup 2022 diary: brave Iran fans shame Fifa at Qatar’s big show

Emotionally charged scenes in the stands, a seismic shock on the pitch and £11.50 for a can of Budweiser far away from it

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Protests at World Cup shine a light on just causes but can they really affect change?

OF all the surprises in the first week of this World Cup, surely one of the greatest has been the ability of FIFA to downgrade yet further a…

The National (Scotland)

Everton legend's hidden role in beating Lionel Messi for World Cup's biggest ever shock

EXCLUSIVE - Everton and the World Cup: Kevin Sheedy explains how he helped Saudi Arabia’s Hassan Al-Tambakti on the road to stardom

Liverpool Echo

FIFA World Cup: Protests and controversies

The biggest show on earth in Qatar has been beset by protests. The history of the World Cup shows controversy has followed it just as a striker chases the ball.

The Times of India

Klinsmann to call Queiroz and ‘calm things down’ after Iran dispute

Carlos Queiroz demanded Jürgen Klinsmann resign from Fifa’s technical study group after calling his comments on the Iran team ‘a disgrace to football’

The Guardian - UK

Carlos Queiroz responds angrily to Jurgen Klinsmann’s criticism of Iran

Klinsmann said Iran’s players had ‘worked the referee’ in their win over Wales.

The Independent UK

‘A disgrace to football’: Carlos Queiroz demands Jurgen Klinsmann resign from Fifa after Iran comments

Klinsmann made negative comments about Iranian players’ behaviour towards the referee during their 2-0 win over Wales

The Independent UK

A World Cup of political symbolism in silence

They call soccer the beautiful game, and spectacular moments from its greatest showcase, the World Cup, linger in the mind’s eye like jewels.

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Daily Mirror

World Cup tie-breaker rules explained as last 16 starts to take shape in Qatar

FIFA has a number of steps in place should the group stage at a World Cup become so incredibly tight that not even goal difference can separate the teams involved

Al Jazeera

FIFA investigates Serbian nationalist flag in dressing room

FIFA said it will investigate after image of the flag showing Kosovo as part of Serbia was hung in team’s dressing room.

Axios

All the protests (so far) at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar

Players and nations have used the world stage to speak out against the host nation of Qatar.

Daily Mirror

'David Beckham risks destroying his reputation by accepting money from Qatar'

Saira Khan says David Beckham is in danger of undermining all the good work he has done for charity over the years – for UNICEF, Aids charities, kids’ sports development

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Cristiano Ronaldo described as "total genius" by FIFA for role in Portugal World Cup win

Cristiano Ronaldo won a controversial penalty for Portugal in their opening World Cup win over Ghana and FIFA has praised his "total genius" actions in the incident

The Guardian - UK

From start to limp finish, the OneLove armband saga has been a disappointment

Football federations should take a stand on moral issues, but in Qatar they folded when Fifa put them under pressure

Daily Mirror

FIFA stick to stance with action over 'hateful' Serbia flag ahead of World Cup clash

FIFA are set to take action against the Football Association of Serbia after a flag described as 'hateful' of the area of Kosovo was hung in the team's dressing room

The Guardian - UK

Flick flies solo to defy Fifa as Germany prepare for crucial Spain clash

Manager breaks rules by handling press duties alone as his players look to bounce back from shock defeat against Japan

Daily Mirror

Stan Collymore calls on England, Brazil and major nations to quit FIFA after World Cup

Ex-Three Lions star Stan Collymore insists withdrawing from governing body's jurisdiction is the only way to force through some much-needed change amid the controversies that have dogged the 2022 World Cup in Qatar

Manchester Evening News

'It's not Benidorm, but you can get a bucket-load of £8 beers from what you save on Ubers': Oldhamer's World Cup experience in Qatar

Tom O'Dea 39, from Oldham, has been pleasantly surprised by his experience in the Gulf state

Glasgow Live

Celtic and how they could benefit more than Rangers if FIFA stoppage time move comes to Scotland

There's been mass amounts of stoppage time added to games in Qatar this month and a former referee believes that if it came to Scotland, it would be to Celtic's benefit.

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