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This is the side of the World Cup that Qatar would prefer you ignore

To walk around Qatar is to be blinded by lights, deafened by sounds, but the football has not distracted away from the debate around the most controversial World Cup in history, writes Miguel Delaney

The Independent UK

Welcome to Fifa’s Technical Study Group: nothing is bad, everything is good

Arsène Wenger breached protocol but the aim is to reinforce and justify every aspect of this tainted, corrupt World Cup

The Guardian - UK

City region’s LGBT+ charities unite take stand against FIFA World Cup

LCR Pride Foundation and Sahir House aren't letting this year's World Cup "end without one last challenge"

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FIFA 'locked in legal disputes' with Qatar as controversial World Cup enters final stages

Qatar's Supreme Committee have reportedly received several legal letters from governing body FIFA and relations between the two organisations are becoming increasingly frosty

Daily Mirror

FIFA 'locked in legal disputes' with Qatar as controversial World Cup enters final stages

Qatar's Supreme Committee have reportedly received several legal letters from governing body FIFA and relations between the two organisations are becoming increasingly frosty

Irish Mirror

I'd be lying if I said this World Cup hadn't been wonderful: Pat Nevin on Qatar 2022

AS one of the more cerebral, political and socially aware former footballers working in the media today, it would have been no great surprise if Pat…

The National (Scotland)

Soccer-World Cup 2022: how many migrant workers have died in Qatar?

Here is a look at migrant workers' rights issues in Qatar, which is hosting the 2022 World Cup from Nov. 20-Dec. 18:

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This time England believe we can win World Cup, says Harry Maguire

Harry Maguire said that – unlike in 2018 – the England players believe they can win the World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Soccer-765K World Cup visitors fall short of Qatar's expected 1.2M influx

Qatar received just over 765,000 visitors during the first two weeks of the World Cup, according to an organisers' report obtained by Reuters, falling short of the country's expectations for an influx of 1.2 million during the month-long event.

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Joke seedings system leaves Scotland in need of underdog mentality - Martin Hannan

It shouldn’t really matter to those of us whose first sport is rugby union, but you have to admit that the round ball World Cup in Qatar has had…

The National (Scotland)

England’s plan to combat France in World Cup has been two years in making

England are confident they will be physically and tactically ready when they face the world champions

The Guardian - UK

Morocco fans drum out Spain to keep Africa dreaming and draw Doha as one

A partisan crowd were thrilled while Cameroonian, Ghanaian, Senegalese and Tunisians united in the Souq Waqif for Morocco

The Guardian - UK

This is the side of the World Cup that Qatar would prefer you ignore

To walk around Qatar is to be blinded by lights, deafened by sounds, but the football has not distracted away from the debate around the most controversial World Cup in history, writes Miguel Delaney

The Independent UK

Brazil bring dancing shoes to furrow the brows of Proper Football Men

In today’s Football Daily: Brazil’s moves and Cammy Devlin taking his shot

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England lose Raheem Sterling but beat Senegal to set up clash with France

Gareth Southgate hailed the ‘phenomenal progress’ of his England team while Phil Foden said: ‘I don’t see a weakness in Jude Bellingham’s game’

The Guardian - UK

Jude Bellingham’s moment of cinema makes us wonder where this might go

England’s midfield sensation was magnificent in difficult moments, a source of control when it was close to the edge

The Guardian - UK

Raheem Sterling flying back from World Cup after armed burglary at home

Raheem Sterling is returning home from the World Cup in Qatar after armed intruders broke into his home on Saturday night

The Conversation

Hosting the World Cup: what Qatar can learn from South Africa about nation branding

The eyes of the world are focused on Qatar for the 2022 edition of the men’s Fifa World Cup – the globe’s largest single-sport event. Qatar was a somewhat surprising choice. It’s the smallest-ever host in terms of its geographic and population size, and its extreme heat in the usual…

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England’s Southgate has no qualms using Saka and Rashford in shootouts

Gareth Southgate has backed both Bukayo Saka and Marcus Rashford if needed for penalty shootout duties against Senegal on Sunday

Irish Mirror

Petition for football to be saved from "morally bankrupt" FIFA reaches 100k signatures

FIFA have come under intense scrutiny as the 2022 World Cup continues to be blighted by controversy, with fans having rainbow clothing confiscated and the sale of alcohol in stadiums banned

Daily Mirror

Petition for football to be saved from "morally bankrupt" FIFA reaches 100k signatures

FIFA have come under intense scrutiny as the 2022 World Cup continues to be blighted by controversy, with fans having rainbow clothing confiscated and the sale of alcohol in stadiums banned

The Guardian - UK

Germany must reinvent themselves so that Gary Lineker is right again

Leaving another World Cup early has exposed a lack of strategy and order that means Germany no longer always win in the end

Daily Mirror

The switch from summer will help make Qatar 2022 a historic tournament but will it be history-making for the Three Lions? Our newsletter will bring you all the latest

The Independent UK

This is the side of the World Cup that Qatar would prefer you ignore

To walk around Qatar is to be blinded by lights, deafened by sounds, but the football has not distracted away from the debate around the most controversial World Cup in history, writes Miguel Delaney

The Guardian - UK

10 things we learned from the group stages in the Qatar World Cup

The first round of the finals threw up a lot of stoppage time, few red cards and an open contest for the golden boot

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