Out of the eight stadiums for the upcoming World Cup, seven have been built brand-new. After winning the right to host the tournament in 2010, Qatar began the construction of new stadiums in 2014.

Qatar, the smallest nation to ever host the FIFA World Cup, has constructed eight breathtaking stadiums for the 2022 tournament, each a masterpiece of architecture, sustainability, and innovation.

More than half of Qatar’s electrical output goes toward air-conditioning, and while FIFA’s analysis claimed that the World Cup could be carbon neutral, critics doubt that claim, citing ...

The opening week for the monthlong FIFA Club World Cup tournament across the United States has seen some wildly fluctuating ...

Why would a tiny desert nation with no football tradition and extreme summer heat spend over $200 billion to host the FIFA World Cup? The answer goes far beyond sports. In this video, we explore the ...

The opening week for the monthlong tournament across the U.S. has seen some wildly fluctuating attendances. The Mamelodi ...