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FIFA's insistence that politics and football do not mix feels hypocritical. To use Trump’s phrase, football has largely sold ...
Manchester City have the opportunity to retain their exclusive FIFA Club World Cup winners’ badge until 2029 when they head to the United States this summer. Pep Guardiola and his players come into ...
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That’s why I actually put a lot of thought into such little things as the logo I wanted to have designed for my new ... You can find Kcris at @kckcrisxo #shorts Subscribe! Arab world reacts to ...
Saudi Arabia, Qatar and UAE prepare joint bid for 2035 Rugby World Cup: reports Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar are preparing ... for the 2027 World Cup in Australia, unveiling its ...
Fans who have been following the FIFA Club World Cup matches in the USA must have noticed the prevalence of sports betting ...
Get the complete guide to FIFA Arab Cup 2025 in Qatar — tournament dates, stadiums, qualified teams, prize money, and competition format. Everything you ...
The MENA region has seen a rapid rise in football development over the past decade—from Qatar’s successful hosting of the FIFA World Cup 2022 to Saudi Arabia’s aggressive investment in domestic ...
Egypt’s home-based national team coach Helmi Toulan said Tuesday that no certain players have been chosen to participate in the Arab Cup in Qatar, stressing that the senior national team ...
This came amid preparations for the Arab Cup, which is scheduled to occur in Qatar from 1 to 18 December. The senior team, the Pharaohs, will play simultaneously at the African Cup of Nations ...
For Super Bowl 59 in February, the NFL had its standard logo at midfield and had its Super Bowl logos on both sides of the 50-yard line. The NHL regularly has its Stanley Cup logo on the ice.
Union teen phenom Cavan Sullivan will be in the stands at the Linc to watch Erling Haaland, Bernardo Silva, and the rest of City's stars play Morocco's Wydad in their tournament opener.
It’s somewhat ironic that an Arab coach led Jordan, a football-mad country of 11 million people, to their first-ever World Cup qualification after heavy investments in big-name English coaches ...