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FIFA Urges World Cup Teams to Focus on Football

FIFA's top officials have urged the 32 teams preparing for the most political World Cup in the modern era to focus on the game in Qatar and avoid handing out lessons in morality. A letter urging teams to “let football take center stage” was sent by FIFA president Gianni Infantino…

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Qatar police urged to show restraint during World Cup after Fifa talks

Secret understandings brokered between Fifa and Qatar officials suggest that LGBTQ+ fans will be allowed public displays of affection

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Wales fans paid to attend upcoming World Cup in Qatar

Qatar authorities are believed to be eager on promoting a positive image for the country amid ongoing criticism over human rights record

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Gianni Infantino, Qatar and a crack team of influencers

In today’s Fiver: Gianni Infantino telling the world to stick to sport, basically

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Qatar official slams ‘hypocrisy’ of World Cup criticism

The foreign minister says calls to boycott the 2022 World Cup are ‘unfortunate’.

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England fans face World Cup travel chaos as airport strikes planned in run-up to Qatar

Football fans travelling over to Qatar could have their plans hugely interrupted as planned strike action is set to see hundreds of workers walk out in a dispute over better pay terms

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Fifa rebuked over 'focus on football' message

LAUSANNE, Switzerland: Fifa has called on teams at the World Cup in Qatar to "focus on football" and stop "handing out moral lessons" in a message that received a sharp rebuke from Amnesty International.

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FIFA urges World Cup teams to ‘focus on the football’ in Qatar

FIFA asks participants to reserve judgement in the face of protests over LGBTQ issues and migrant worker rights.

Al Jazeera

Inside £1billion cruise liner England WAGS will live on for World Cup - with players banned

Ahead of the World Cup kicking off in Qatar, a country where it is illegal to be gay, it's believed the England WAGs will split their time between Dubai and a luxury cruise liner as they cheer on their partners

Daily Mirror

Inside £1billion cruise liner England WAGS will live on for World Cup - with players banned

Irish Mirror

Fifa tells World Cup teams to avoid ‘ideological or political battles’ in Qatar

The winter tournament has proven controversial since Qatar’s victorious hosting bid in 2010

The Independent UK

BBC reveals Vincent Kompany, Didier Drogba and Gilberto Silva among its World Cup line-up

Gary Lineker, Gabby Logan, Mark Chapman and Kelly Cates wil lead the BBC’s coverage of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar

The Independent UK

Qatar paying England fans to attend World Cup and spread positive messages

Forty fans will have flights, hotels and match tickets paid for on top of £60 daily expense allowance loaded onto credit card in exchange for spreading positive messages about controversial hosts

Irish Mirror

Qatar paying England fans to attend World Cup and spread positive messages

Forty fans will have flights, hotels and match tickets paid for on top of £60 daily expense allowance loaded onto credit card in exchange for spreading positive messages about controversial hosts

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England and Wales fans being paid to promote World Cup from Qatar

Some England and Wales fans are to be paid to travel to the World Cup and given free tickets to the opening ceremony but will be expected to be ambassadors for the tournament

The Guardian - UK

Hundreds of Heathrow staff to strike in run-up to Fifa World Cup

Three days of action from 18 November could mean disruption for football fans heading to Qatar

The Guardian - UK

‘Let football take the stage’: Infantino tells nations to put Qatar concerns aside

Fifa president, Gianni Infantino, has written to the 32 nations competing in the Qatar World Cup asking them to let football take the stage and put human rights to one side

Irish Mirror

FIFA chief Gianni Infantino sends letter to all World Cup nations over Qatar human rights

Qatar's controversial human rights record has attracted plenty of focus ahead of this month's World Cup but FIFA's president is keen for the tournament itself to take centre stage

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FIFA chief Gianni Infantino sends letter to all World Cup nations over Qatar human rights

Qatar's controversial human rights record has attracted plenty of focus ahead of this month's World Cup but FIFA's president is keen for the tournament itself to take centre stage

Daily Mirror

Jamie Carragher sends message to FIFA after yet another star suffers World Cup agony

Jamie Carragher believes FIFA's decision to stage a winter World Cup in Qatar is placing players at a far greater risk of sustaining injuries before the tournament begins

Irish Mirror

Jamie Carragher sends message to FIFA after yet another star suffers World Cup agony

Jamie Carragher believes FIFA's decision to stage a winter World Cup in Qatar is placing players at a far greater risk of sustaining injuries before the tournament begins

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