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World Cup 2022 Final: Argentina Star Lionel Messi Has Settled The Goat Debate Forever

Ahead of the 2022 World Cup final, Pete Sharland looks at the GOAT debate and why, whether Argentina win or lose, Lionel Messi has more than settled it in his favour. Rightly or wrongly the debate is closed (of course you know that can never be true) and at 35 Messi still has time to

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You Come To Our Country, You Know What Makes Us Angry And You Do It – Qatar

A Qatari journalist blow hot on social media after an Australian pitch invader Marco Ferri, ran into the sadium during portugal win over uruguay on monday with a rainbow flag associated with the LGBT group. This is due to the fact that Homosexuality is illegal in Qatar A man staged a public protest against Qatar

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US Removal Of Islamic Symbol On Iran’s Flag Sparks Outrage Ahead Of World Cup Clash

Iran has mounted pressure on FIFA to suspend the United States from the World Cup after the US Soccer Federation posted the flag of Iran without the emblem of the Islamic Republic. The pressure is coming ahead of the decisive clash between both countries on Tuesday. The US football body had shared a picture of

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FIFA 2022: English Speakers, Here’s How To Pronounce ‘Qatar’

The beginning of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar will also kick off another intense international sport: Pronouncing “Qatar.” To Arabic speakers and speakers of similar languages, the name of this year’s World Cup host is a no-brainer. However, to English speakers, it is literally one tricky letter after another. That’s because even the word Qatar is

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World Cup: Qatar Bans Beer Sales At Stadiums As Ronaldo Jets In

World Cup chiefs on Friday banned beer sales around stadiums in a stunning U-turn just two days before kickoff as Cristiano Ronaldo prepared to jet in to Qatar. Alcohol is largely prohibited in the Islamic nation but the organisers sparked anger from fans with their dramatic decision. Football’s world governing body FIFA said beer would

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