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The Latest Breaking News on Workers’ rights were touted to be part of the Qatar World Cup’s legacy. One year on, what has changed?

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

The Guardian - UK

Graham Arnold delays picking Australia team as tight schedule takes toll

Graham Arnold says he can see ‘in their faces’ that his preferred Socceroos World Cup starting lineup will be ready to go again against Argentina

The Guardian - UK

Mike Dean's unlikely starring role in Qatar World Cup 2022 coverage

Former Premier League referee has had his own TV slot on beIN Sports and emerged as an unlikely on-air star during the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar

Daily Mirror

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World Cup organisers consider ditching three-team group format for 2026

Informal talks are taking place in Qatar about an alternative plan for 12 groups of four, which would result in 104 games in the expanded 48-team 2026 World Cup

The Guardian - UK

Australia and Argentina criticise Fifa over World Cup scheduling

Both teams face a three-day turnaround before their last-16 game, with the Australia defender Milos Degenek saying players are being treated as robots

The Guardian - AU

Pain game for England fans as Qatar flights for Sunday’s Senegal showdown double to £1,600

Fans are now permitted to enter Qatar without a ticket but are seeing flights doubling in cost

Evening Standard

Argentina advance despite Messi’s saved penalty and Poland squeak through

Alexis Mac Allister and Julián Álvarez scored for Argentina in a 2-0 victory but Poland go through as group runners-up thanks in part to Wojciech Szczesny saving Lionel Messi’s penalty

The Guardian - UK

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Senegal start up the exodus on moving day at the World Cup - Joe Callaghan

The body always gives it away. Yellow-jerseyed grown men were laying face-down in the rare green grasses of the desert. They burrowed their noses…

The National (Scotland)

Rainbow flags and ‘revealing’ outfits: Five things banned for fans at the Qatar World Cup

The prospect of beer in the stadiums, rainbow bucket hats and questionable historical fancy dress costumes have all attracted disapproval from the authorities in Doha

The Independent UK

Graham Arnold calls for more resources and reform in Australian football

Graham Arnold has expressed ‘massive concerns’ over the state of football development in Australia on the eve of the Socceroos’ decisive World Cup group match with Denmark

The Guardian - UK

Qatar official says ‘400-500’ migrant workers died on World Cup projects

The Qatari official responsible for delivery of the 2022 World Cup has said the number of migrant workers who have died on World Cup projects is ‘between 400 and 500’

The Guardian - UK

Qatar official admits for first time hundreds of migrant workers died building World Cup 2022

A top Qatari official involved in preparing his country’s hosting of the World Cup has put the number of worker deaths for the tournament ‘between 400 and 500’ for the first time

The Independent UK

Qatar says worker deaths for World Cup 'between 400 and 500'

A top Qatari official involved in preparing his country’s hosting of the World Cup has put the number of worker deaths for the tournament “between 400 and 500” for the first time

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 Independent UK

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‘I’m glad light is being shone on human rights’: USA fans on the Qatar World Cup

American supporters at the tournament praise the infrastructure and welcome of the hosts although the lack of beer remains a universal gripe

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 Independent UK

Qatari fans hit back at Germany by recalling Özil in protest

Qatari soccer fans have hit back at Germany’s World Cup protest by holding pictures of former Germany player Mesut Özil while covering their mouths during the match against Spain

The Guardian - US

How many migrant workers have died in Qatar? What we know about the human cost of the 2022 World Cup

This year’s tournament has been dominated by off-field matters. We look at the issues around the labor used to build the tournament’s infrastructure

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Axios

All the protests (so far) at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar

Players and nations have used the world stage to speak out against the host nation of Qatar.

The Guardian - UK

Flick flies solo to defy Fifa as Germany prepare for crucial Spain clash

Manager breaks rules by handling press duties alone as his players look to bounce back from shock defeat against Japan

The Guardian - UK

The week in audio: Football Ramble; Unboxed; The Diary of a CEO; Generation Gap

Kate Mason goes pitchside in Doha; Jordan Schwarzenberger meets fellow YouTube hotshots; Labrinth tells all to Steven Bartlett. Plus, the demise of the perm

The Independent UK

On outskirts of Doha, laborers watch World Cup they built

Far from Doha’s luxury hotels and sprawling new World Cup stadiums, scores of South Asian workers poured into a cricket ground in the city’s sandy outskirts to enjoy the tournament they helped create

The Independent UK

Qatar’s World Cup streaming service blocked in Saudi Arabia

Bein Sports is now in urgent talks with Fifa to resolve the issue

The Guardian - UK

Stodgy England toil in cold footballing custard but the message is don’t panic

Gareth Southgate’s England delivered a performance protest in their stodgy draw with USA but perhaps this should be expected at World Cup of bad energy

Reuters

Fans pause action for Friday prayers during first World Cup in a Muslim country

As noon approached, muezzins across Qatar called Muslim soccer players, fans and officials to the first Friday prayers of the first World Cup to take place in a Muslim country.

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