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Kyogo Furuhashi found out about Japan World Cup KO on TV as Celtic star opens up over omission

The Celticstar was a surprise omission from the squad heading for Qatar with team-mate Reo Hatate also left out. Daizen Maeda was included in the pool for the finals.

Glasgow Live

USA fans' wackiest World Cup 2022 costumes - from eagle to sneaky beer holder

American soccer fans turned up in force in Qatar for their World Cup 2022 opener against Wales - with many dressed as cowboys, Wonder Woman and even Elvis

Daily Mirror

Denmark vs Tunisia LIVE: World Cup 2022 result, final score and reaction as Eriksen frustrated in return

Denmark 0-0 Tunisia: The spirited Tunisians stopped Christian Eriksen getting a win in his first World Cup game since his cardiac arrest

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Alejandro Garnacho speaks out on Man Utd achievement after Argentina snub

Manchester United teenager Alejandro Garnacho was left out of Argentina's squad for the World Cup in Qatar and played no part in their shock defeat to Saudi Arabia

Daily Mirror

You will never take away an England fan’s right to get ruddy excited

In today’s Football Daily: England, Wales, Roy Keane and more

The Guardian - UK

Belgium’s emerging stars can replenish their golden stock

Belief is high that class of 2022 can build on third-place finish four years ago but doubts linger over Lukaku’s fitness

The Guardian - UK

World Cup 2022: Thanks to Jude Bellingham, there’s hope in Qatar

There were any number of positives from England’s 6-2 win over Iran yesterday, from joyful redemption for goalscorers Bukayo Saka and Marcus Rashford — two players who missed penalties in the Euro 2020 Final defeat to Italy — to the impact of Gareth Southgate’s substitutes in Doha.

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England’s armband activism was heroic – until it met the mere threat of a yellow card

Vague, hashtag-friendly and easy to take off: the OneLove armband was the perfect non-protest for the Qatar World Cup, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

The Guardian - UK

Qatari police clamp down on fans singing on metro because they don't like the noise

A group of football fans have seen their chanting clamped down on after police received a complaints from a local on the metro and urged the group to lower the volume

Daily Mirror

Murky tap water, roasting heat, no loo roll: Inside Qatar’s £175-a-night World Cup fan tents

‘Already buzzing for the Netflix documentary,’ wrote one viewer

The Independent UK

How Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag is helping England at the World Cup in Qatar

England defeated Iran 6-2 at the World Cup on Monday and all three of Man United's players were involved in a goal.

Manchester Evening News

Lawyers explain 'horrific' reason female fans reporting sexual assault in Qatar could be jailed

As female football fans flock to watch the Three Lions in the World Cup, human rights campaigners and lawyers expose the reality of being a woman in Qatar

Daily Mirror

Saudis stun Messi's Argentina with 2-1 comeback win

LUSAIL, Qatar: Unheralded Saudi Arabia notched one of the biggest shocks in World Cup history on Tuesday with a 2-1 win over Lionel Messi's Argentina thanks to a scintillating second half come back.

Bangkok Post

'Shouldn't be here' - Roy Keane and Graeme Souness hit out at FIFA after World Cup decision

Former Liverpool and Manchester United midfielders Graeme Souness and Roy Keane have hit out at FIFA amid World Cup controversy in Qatar

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The Guardian - UK

Fifa and Qatar in urgent talks after Wales rainbow hats confiscated

Incidents involving rainbow-coloured bucket hats confiscated before Wales’s game against the USA are being urgently investigated by authorities

Football London

Why so much injury time is being added on at the World Cup 2022

With so many games going well beyond the 100-minute mark, just why is so much additional time being played at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar?

Reuters

UK foreign minister says he talked to Qatar about being 'welcoming' World Cup host

British foreign minister James Cleverly on Tuesday said he raised the issues about being a welcoming World Cup host with Qatar during a visit for the start of the tournament, amid reports that fans wearing rainbow clothing had faced problems.

Manchester Evening News

What is semi-automated offside technology and how does it work at the World Cup

The new technology has already been controversial at the Qatar World Cup

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Daily Mirror

Saudi Arabia star taken off on stretcher as sickening collision leaves keeper distraught

Goalkeeper Mohammed Al-Owais collided with defender Yasser Al-Shahrani during a World Cup clash between Saudi Arabia and Argentina in Qatar with the game in stoppage-time

Daily Mirror

Qatar's cultural transformation since 1996 when England last won the World Cup

It has been quite the ride to get here but the World Cup has arrived in Qatar but we all know this one is much bigger than the football

The Guardian - UK

‘Treat people with decency’: Roy Keane attacks staging of World Cup in Qatar

Roy Keane has condemned Fifa’s decision to allow the World Cup to be hosted in Qatar, in view of the country’s human rights record and its treatment of migrant workers and LGBTQ+ people

Chronicle Live

Roy Keane fumes at Harry Kane for ditching One Love armband at Qatar Word Cup 2022

FIFA yesterday threatened to book team captains who sported the all-inclusive mark, forcing the likes of England and Wales to abandon the move - leaving Keane irked.

Football London

New FIFA World Cup injury time rule explained as Japan stun Germany late on

World Cup news: Match lengths consistently stretch beyond 100 minutes as FIFA rules try to improve fan experiences in Qatar

Reuters

Soccer - U.S.' Blinken says hearing of limits on free expression at World Cup 'always concerning

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said it was "always concerning" to hear of limits on freedom of expression at the World Cup Games in Qatar, after FIFA threatened yellow cards for World Cup players if they wear armbands with a rainbow.

Daily Mirror

Brazil starting line-up 'leaked' for World Cup opener as photo emerges

Brazil's opening game of the World Cup in Qatar is against Serbia at the Lusail Stadium on Thursday and manager Tite has several attacking options to choose from

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