The Latest Breaking News from Qatar

Gareth Southgate insists England "don’t have any control" over Qatar and says there is "not a lot" more his squad can do except talk about the issues in the country ahead of this winter’s World Cup.

The FA has joined nine other European federations in joining the OneLove anti-discrimination campaign

The World Cup kicks off on 20 November, when Qatar will host Ecuador in the opening match. It will conclude on 18 December when the final will be played in the 80 000-seater Lusail Iconic Stadium. In the intervening weeks the world’s attention will be on Qatar, the smallest country…

Three Lions Pride, the England team’s largest LGBTQ+ supporters’ group, says Qatar authorities must give ‘more assurances’ to fans travelling to Qatar

Former Manchester United star Javier Hernandez has played and scored for Mexico at three World Cups, but has been dealt a blow ahead of the 2022 edition in Qatar

Mr Majewski was actually stationed in Japan and later Qatar

Having recovered more swiftly than expected from a hamstring injury, Jordan Henderson, England’s elder statesman, dashed to St George’s Park this week to join his team-mates and push his case for inclusion at a sixth consecutive major tournament.

Human rights campaigners have criticised the Football Association’s (FA) OneLove campaign, saying it does not do enough to address inequality and discrimination in Qatar.

The Premier League will stop in November for the start of the World Cup in Qatar but how will the table look heading into the start of the tournament? You can make your predictions

The Hibs star looks a cert for Graham Arnold's Socceroos squad as they head for the finals in Qatar in November with at minimum three big matches with France, Denmark and Tunisia in their section.

The Parkhead boss has revealed he already has the wheels in motion over January signings after admitting the need to prepare for his stars attracting interest at Qatar 2022.