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Who could England play in World Cup 2022 knockouts? Teams Three Lions will face

England's World Cup campaign gets underway later this month with group stage matches against Iran, USA and Wales in Qatar.

Football London

Jamie Carragher blasts FIFA 2022 Qatar World Cup decision after Son Heung-Min Tottenham injury

Tottenham news: Carragher rips into 2022 World Cup planning amid more injury fears after Son Heung-Min taken off.

Football London

Premier League clubs firmly reject desperate Argentina World Cup request

The World Cup is edging closer and Argentina are keen to get an extra advantage by having their players rested ahead of the tournament in Qatar, but Premier League clubs are having none of it

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What World Cup 2022 means for the Premier League: Dates, schedule and concerns

With the Premier League set to pause for one month as the World Cup takes place, how will English football adapt?

Football London

Wales World Cup squad will be announced in front of locals at a Rhondda welfare hall

The Rhondda has a strong attachment to Wales' history at the Fifa World Cup

Wales Online

EXPLAINER: Status of women in Qatar, host of World Cup

The foreign fans flocking to Doha for the 2022 FIFA World Cup will find an emirate where women have been driving for decades, hold public office and wield influence through other high-profile roles

The Independent UK

St Mirren aim to go into World Cup break on high as Mark O'Hara highlights key fixture period

The Buddies midfielder wants his side to strengthen their spot in the top half of the table before the competition kicks off in Qatar.

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"Absolute disgrace" - Jamie Carragher lets rip at "corrupt" Qatar World Cup

This year's World Cup - which starts on November 20 and ends on December 18 - has faced a lot of criticism since FIFA named Qatar as the host nation in December 2010

Daily Mirror

The World Cup is coming to FIFA 23 for free

Free update brings the Qatar World Cup experience to FIFA 23 on November 9

Evening Standard

‘Just hell’: New book shines light on migrant deaths ahead of Qatar World Cup

Less than three weeks before the tournament kicks off, the Qatar World Cup remains shrouded in controversy – largely due to the deaths of migrants constructing the stadiums under dreadful conditions. FRANCE 24 spoke to the co-author of a new book detailing their plight.

France 24

Women's soccer makes gains in Mideast despite conservatives

Women’s soccer has been long been neglected in the Middle East, a region that is mad for the men’s game and is hosting the World Cup for the first time later this month in Qatar

The Independent UK

COVID during the World Cup in Qatar: Should you be worried?

Qatar expects to welcome more than 1.2 million visitors as some epidemiologists warn of a third pandemic winter.

Al Jazeera

German minister praises World Cup preparations during Qatar visit

Qatar-German spat eases after Berlin’s interior minister says critical comments were ‘misinterpreted’.

Al Jazeera

For Socceroos youngster Denis Genreau, the Qatar World Cup could be a collision between his two worlds

As one of the youngest Socceroos, Denis Genreau is part of the generation carrying the history and mythology of Australian football into its new era.

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The Guardian - UK

Southgate criticised for claiming Qatar workers ‘united’ in wanting World Cup

Human rights groups have questioned the manager’s remarks and say Fifa is yet to commit to compensating workers

The Guardian - UK

UK police will be at Qatar World Cup to ‘deconflict’ situations with England fans

Concerns over cultural misunderstandings prompts move in the hope that British officers can act as a buffer between supporters and local law enforcement

WEKU

Qatar gives fans all-expenses-paid trips to sing at the World Cup ceremony

Up to 1,600 fans of qualifying teams will be put up for at least two weeks to join the opening ceremony and promote positive social media content about the soccer tournament and the host nation.

Manchester Evening News

When is England's 55-man provisional World Cup squad announced?

It isn't long before Gareth Southgate announces who will be part of his final England squad for the Qatar World Cup but the Three Lions boss puts together a provisional 55-man list before that

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Daily Mirror

Expert's World Cup warnings for Brits - no booze, avoid holding hands and don't film

Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup fans could end up in serious trouble if they break laws in the strict Middle Eastern country, Diego Maloney, lead analyst at Riskline, has warned

The Independent UK

British police in Qatar will not act as morality police, says chief constable

Cheshire Police’s Mark Roberts said engagement officers would act as ‘buffer’ between fans and local police during World Cup.

Reuters

Soccer-Portaloos and home security: Qatar braces for World Cup influx

A gleaming white World Cup stadium looms large at the end of the street in the quiet suburban neighbourhood of Al Thumama.

Daily Mirror

Gareth Southgate says Qatar migrant workers "united" in desire for World Cup to go ahead

The England manager insists FA are supporting calls for compensation fund to be created for workers as new report says progress is being made in Gulf state

Evening Standard

Every World Cup 2022 squad confirmed as Spain suffer late injury blow

With just days remaining before the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, there have been some injury problems impact on the make-up of squads.

Daily Mirror

Pep Guardiola rejects chance to attend World Cup as Man City boss explains his plans

Guardiola has revealed he has turned down the chance to travel to Qatar, in favour of working with his Manchester City players who are not involved in the World Cup

The Independent UK

Qatar workers want World Cup to go ahead, Gareth Southgate claims

The host nation have been heavily criticised for its human rights record and the conditions in which thousands of migrant workers have been subjected to

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