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2022 World Cup

Start of African World Cup qualifiers could be postponed to September

Start of African World Cup qualifiers could be postponed to September

Published 05 May, 2021 08:44pm
  • "We are waiting on final confirmation from CAF, but that is the thinking at the moment, that the qualification will start in September and not in June," Motsepe's advisor Danny Jordaan, who is also president of the South African Football Association, told reporters.
  • A final decision is expected to be made at the next CAF Executive Committee meeting, which is scheduled for May 15 in Kigali. A CAF spokesperson declined to comment when contacted by Reuters.

Denmark team promise Qatar protest

Published 28 Mar, 2021 04:14am
COPENHAGEN: Denmark's national squad announced Saturday they would stage a protest in support of the rights of...
Netherlands players to follow Norway, Germany in Qatar protest

Netherlands players to follow Norway, Germany in Qatar protest

Published 26 Mar, 2021 07:03pm
  • The Dutch protest will follow action taken by the players of Norway and Germany who wore shirts before their World Cup qualifiers this week voicing concern over the conditions for migrant workers in the Gulf country.
  • "I can give a scoop," De Ligt said, referring to the planned protest. "You will see what it is tomorrow."
FIFA will not take action over Norway's Qatar protest

FIFA will not take action over Norway's Qatar protest

Published 25 Mar, 2021 06:22pm
  • The players marked the start of their quest to qualify for the tournament by protesting against the Gulf state's alleged treatment of workers before kick off in their opening match.
  • "FIFA believes in the freedom of speech, and in the power of football as a force for good," the organisation said in a statement.
Stojkovic takes over as Serbia coach

Stojkovic takes over as Serbia coach

Published 03 Mar, 2021 06:12pm
  • The FSS executive board has named Dragan Stojkovic the national team head coach and the contract is to run until the end of the Euro 2024 qualifiers.
  • "I am delighted and very proud because there is no greater honour than being in charge of your national team," he said.
FIFA to trial concussion substitutes at Club World Cup

FIFA to trial concussion substitutes at Club World Cup

Published 08 Jan, 2021 06:35pm
  • The decision comes after the game's rule-making body IFAB gave the go-ahead to additional trials last month.
  • England's Premier League are hoping to introduce concussion substitutes later this month.
Europe's top sides handed straightforward routes to Qatar

Europe's top sides handed straightforward routes to Qatar

Published 08 Dec, 2020 12:26am
  • Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Portugal, Croatia and England all avoided each other thanks to the seeding system and, barring major upsets, should qualify comfortably for the tournament in Qatar.
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