The Latest Breaking News from Qatar

England captain Harry Kane and Wales counterpart Gareth Bale were threatended with a booking for wearing their OneLove armbands in support of the LGBTQ+ community at the World Cup

Early round of World Cup matches in Qatar have seen rather unusual amounts of added time being announced by officials

“You’re stuck in a situation where you want to watch, but it’s hard to fully support with what’s going on,” said Ryan Fischer, 25, a University of Illinois physical therapy student.

On a hectic day at the World Cup the Iran players’ extraordinary gesture contrasted sharply with meek end to OneLove protest

Friend Neil Stainsby, a TV studio director, posted on Twitter that Roger Pearce had been set to retire in five weeks’ time.

DOHA, Qatar — Soccer has taken Uriel Antuna to places he never imagined. To the medal stand at the Tokyo Olympics. To clubs in the Netherlands, England and the U.S. Now to Qatar, where he'll likely make his World Cup debut Tuesday when Mexico opens group play against Poland.

The fans said they were told by stadium security that they would be denied entry unless they removed their Pride bucket hats

Qatar’s 2022 FIFA World Cup has a total prize pool of $440 million—but the winning team doesn’t take all.

He may have a valid point, but Infantino was the wrong man to deliver a speech urging the world to focus on football instead of human rights

The USMNT had a win in its grasp, but a needless penalty gifted Gareth Bale and Wales the chance they craved to secure a draw in Qatar.

Welsh football fans who were wearing rainbow bucket hats saw them confiscated as they tried to gain entry to the Al Rayyan Stadium for their clash against the USA