The Latest Breaking News from Qatar

Dubai (AFP) - Human rights protests at the World Cup have drawn everything from sympathy to indifference and outright hostility, with Qatar's critics often finding themselves in the firing line.

The ‘Golden Generation’ will have to beat the 2018 finalists to salvage their tournament

As his team prepare for the World Cup showdown with African champions Senegal, the coach says there is growing belief and confidence in the squad

Gerardo ‘Tata’ Martino has confirmed that he will be leaving his role as Mexico head coach following their agonising exit from the World Cup in Qatar.

A live site will be set up in Newcastle on Sunday morning as the Socceroos face Lionel Messi's Argentina side in the World Cup round of 16 in Qatar.

USA’s World Cup win over Iran on Tuesday paid dividends for both the men’s and women’s national teams under a new agreement

In tonight's edition: The trial opens in Ivory Coast over the 2016 jihadist attack at the Grand Bassam beach resort outside Abidjan. Also, hundreds protest in South Africa against the upcoming release of Janusz Walus, the man who murdered anti-apartheid leader Chris Hani in 1993. Finally, there's heartbreak for Tunisia…

After a tepid exit from the World Cup in Qatar, Wales boss Rob Page faces some difficult decisons

Defeat to England ended Wales’ hopes in Qatar

Fans declined to turn on England after another tame first half against Wales and patience on and off the pitch proved key to eventually stylish progress

Gareth Southgate has guided England to the 2022 World Cup last-16, having reached the semi-finals four years ago and the Euros final last year, but what has made him tick in Qatar?