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Hummel tones down logo on Denmark's Qatar World Cup kit

AFP · 1 year ago

Denmark will wear a "toned down" kit at this year's World Cup in protest at Qatar's human rights record, sportswear maker Hummel said Wednesday, setting off a furious response from the Gulf state.

World Cup fans will only get beer outside stadiums

AFP · 1 year ago

Beer will not be sold inside stadiums during World Cup matches in Qatar, where alcohol is severely restricted, but FIFA said Saturday that drinking will be allowed in the stadium zone before and after games.

Cartoon alien aims to ease World Cup culture shock in Qatar

AFP · 1 year ago

A cartoon series on an alien who crash-lands in World Cup host Qatar aims to ease a culture clash between more than a million foreign football fans and the conservative state's residents.

Qatar faces World Cup questions as 200-day countdown looms

AFP · 1 year ago

The World Cup clock in Doha will start counting down 200 days to kick-off for the first finals to be hosted in an Arab country on Thursday but hosts Qatar face questions over costs and conditions for fans

Qatar security guards trapped in 'forced labour': Amnesty

AFP · 2 years ago

Concern for the human rights of Qatar's army of migrant labourers has refused to go away as the World Cup nears, despite promised reforms by the emirate's rulers

Eyes of football world on Doha for World Cup draw

AFP · 2 years ago

The countdown clock for the 2022 World Cup at the seafront in Doha

Eyes of football world on Doha for World Cup draw

AFP · 2 years ago

The countdown clock for the 2022 World Cup at the seafront in Doha

Qatar's World Cup gets real as Doha hosts tournament draw

AFP · 2 years ago

Match schedule for the Qatar 2022 World Cup

Qatar hits back at 'ridiculous' World Cup attack by Van Gaal

AFP · 2 years ago

Louis van Gaal said it was 'ridiculous' to give Qatar World Cup hosting rights

Infantino says World Cup will be health 'benchmark' for global sporting events

AFP · 2 years ago

FIFA President Gianni Infantino says this year's World Cup finals in Qatar will become a benchmark for holding future mass events during a health crisis