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Qatar World Cup bans alcohol around stadiums in last-ditch U-turn

Budweiser’s parent company AB InBev pays Fifa for exclusive rights to sell beer at the World Cup

The Independent UK

‘Devastating for Senegal’: Fans react to Sadio Mané injury

Fans blasted FIFA online for hosting the World Cup during club football season, as they sympathised with Mané.

Al Jazeera

World Cup 2022 opening ceremony: When is it and who is performing?

The tournament in Qatar gets underway on Sunday November 20

The Independent UK

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Why Qatar is a controversial host for the World Cup

FIFA's choice of Qatar to host the World Cup has long been marred by criticism over human rights abuses, the safety of migrant workers and the logistics of holding a soccer tournament in desert heat.

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How to buy World Cup 2022 tickets for tournament in Qatar

All you need to know about buying tickets for the World Cup in Qatar

The Independent UK

When does the World Cup start? Qatar 2022 dates and kick-off times

Qatar World Cup start dates, times and teams

The Independent UK

RTE's Tony O'Donoghue interested to see how fans are policed at World Cup after incident in Qatar

RTE's football correspondent was stopped by police while filming a piece to camera ahead of the tournament in Doha on Thursday

Irish Mirror

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World Cup 2022: everything you need to know about host country Qatar

Football’s grandest tournament will kick off for the first time in the Middle East on Sunday. Here is a guide to the host country

The Guardian - UK

USMNT predictions: are the Americans the Knicks of the World Cup?

Our writers give their verdicts on Gregg Berhalter’s men, including key players, strengths and weaknesses and where the journey will end

The Guardian - US

LGBTQ+ groups hold World Cup concerns after Qatar consider using spies to arrest gay fans

Qatar is one of the most dangerous places in the world to be a member of the LGBTQ+ community, with authorities failing to publicly confirm if gay fans will be safe at the World Cup

Daily Mirror

VAR and peace? Why tech-assisted refereeing won't do away with disputed decisions at the World Cup

The football teams of 32 nations are gathered in Qatar for the quadrennial FIFA World Cup. Some 5 billion people around the world are expected to tune in to watch matches over the course of the month-long tournament.

The Conversation

Qatar in World Cup alcohol U-turn as they call for beer to be banned from all stadiums

The sale of alcohol is strictly controlled in the desert state

Irish Mirror

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

Qatar stuns FIFA by calling for ban on beer being sold in World Cup 2022 stadiums

The Qatari royal family want a total stadium ban on alcohol which has left FIFA in a precarious position ahead of the World Cup opener on Sunday as they try to appease the situation

Daily Mirror

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The National (Scotland)

Graeme McGarry: You can hate FIFA but still love – and watch – the World Cup

GOD, I love the World Cup. I’m even old enough to remember Scotland being in it a couple of times...

The Guardian - AU

Qatar issues make you wonder what might have been had Australia won World Cup bid instead

Australia’s failed efforts to host the 2022 tournament left a bitter taste in the mouth – and has further dampened expectations

Daily Mirror

Robert Lewandowski's MLS strike partner can help Barcelona star make history at World Cup

WORLD CUP 2022 PREVIEW: POLAND- Robert Lewandowski leads a country ready to say goodbye to a generation of stalwarts following one of the most tumultuous years in their footballing history

The Guardian - AU

How and what time to watch Socceroos vs Argentina match live: Australia at Fifa World Cup 2022

With a place in the quarter-finals at stake, find out the TV channel or live stream where football fans can follow the action. When is kick-off against Argentina? Your questions answered with our guide

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The Conversation

FIFA World Cup: With climate change, will there still be a soccer World Cup in 2100?

Many major sports gatherings have been rocked by extreme weather events in recent years. A typhoon forced the postponement of several matches during the 2019 Rugby World Cup in Japan. The air became unbreathable during the 2020 Australian Tennis Open because of bush fires. The Olympic Marathon was relocated further…

France 24

The World Cup in numbers: A tournament to outspend them all

The 2022 World Cup will be the most compact in history, staged in the smallest-ever host country. But by most other measures, Qatar’s football extravaganza will outstrip all previous World Cups. FRANCE 24 takes a look at a tournament unlike any other, in 10 key figures.

The Guardian - UK

Qatar facing renewed calls to compensate migrant workers over uninvestigated deaths

Bereaved families of workers and rights groups want World Cup organisers to make £372m payout

The New Daily

Explainer: Why is the Qatar FIFA World Cup so controversial?

The 2022 men’s FIFA World Cup, starting on Monday, promises to add to Qatar’s status as the Middle East’s sporting hub.

The Conversation

Why is the Qatar FIFA World Cup so controversial?

The 2022 men’s FIFA World Cup, starting on Monday, promises to add to Qatar’s status as the Middle East’s sporting hub and a burgeoning global power in the business of sport.

The Guardian - UK

Cruise ship cabins and sheep curd: what can World Cup fans expect?

The experience will be very different for fans in Qatar with a shortage of hotel rooms and alcohol much harder to find

The Independent UK

Today at the World Cup: England squad meets migrant workers

Wales also went for a wander in Qatar as both nations continued their build-ups to their opening World Cup matches.

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