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Is Harry Kane wearing the One Love armband for England vs Iran at the World Cup?

World Cup news: Kane yet to discover if OneLove armband will be allowed as England captain faces possible sanctions if he wears it against Iran in their Group B game

Football London

Punishment Harry Kane and Gareth Bale could both face if captains wear OneLove armband

Harry Kane, Gareth Bale and seven other World Cup captains are planning on wearing the OneLove armband at the tournament in Qatar to promote diversity and inclusion

Daily Mirror

Today's World Cup headlines as Gareth Bale is threatened with instant USA yellow card under orders from FIFA

A full round-up of the latest World Cup headlines from Wales and beyond

Wales Online

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In a stadium of their own, migrant workers say their sweat made World Cup happen

Taking selfies from the stands and sitting on the grassy pitch, thousands of migrant workers gathered in a Doha stadium to watch the opening match of the first World Cup in the Middle East.

Reuters

Fans locked out, police in arms and the land of the giants - Inside Qatar's opening night

Qatar played their opening match of the World Cup on Sunday night when they entertained Ecuador in their eagerly anticipated clash, and there were lively scenes on the streets of Doha

Daily Mirror

I’ve waited my whole life to see Wales in the World Cup. But now it’s in Qatar, it’s complicated

In fact, Fifa could learn a lot from the Football Association of Wales about what the modern game can look like, says author Darren Chetty

The Guardian - UK

World Cup 2022: what the dream of football success means to migrants

The FIFA World Cup in Qatar has already been hit by controversy around human rights and the treatment of migrant workers in the host country. As fans around the world board planes to go to the tournament (and then return home), it’s worth paying attention to how football and migration…

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Mehdi Taremi: Iran’s goal machine once banned by Fifa and leading the line in Qatar

The free-scoring striker was banned by Fifa in 2017 but has returned to great effect in both the domestic and international game

The Independent UK

Monday briefing: What the Qatar World Cup says about the state of football

In today’s newsletter: Three Guardian journalists who are covering Qatar explain the complicated meaning of this tournament, how they report on it – and how difficult it is for fans to embrace it

The Guardian - UK

It’s not just Qatar hoping we now ‘put politics aside’. It’s the hypocritical west, too

We should follow the trail of gifts, property and arms deals closer to home, says the Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

The Guardian - UK

Gianni Infantino should be ashamed of World Cup but has convinced himself that he is the victim - Keith Jackson

The Record Sport columnist pulled no punches over FIFA chiefs actions in Qatar so far.

Daily Record

Will Gio remain in charge at Rangers and who will win the World Cup? - Monday Jury

The domestic duties are in cold storage after the tournament kicked off in Qatar on Sunday.

Daily Record

World Cup 2022 key events: Ecuador deal Qatar 2-0 loss in opener

The FIFA World Cup 2022 kicked off on Sunday. Here’s a quick guide recapping the main events from Day 1.

Al Jazeera

World Cup 2022 briefing: big guns join the party on day two

Three games feature, with England tackling Iran, Senegal facing the Netherlands and USA facing off with Wales

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Tottenham news: Spurs monitor Everton transfer as Harry Kane faces FIFA World Cup punishment

Your latest Tottenham Hotspur news with updates on Anthony Gordon, the World Cup and Harry Kane

Bangkok Post

World Cup TV broadcasts confirmed

Seventeen free television channels will broadcast live World Cup 2022 matches in rotation.

Daily Mirror

Iranian legend Ali Daei not cheering on his nation in support of human rights protests

Ali Daei, who had his passport confiscated for speaking out after 22-year-old Mahsa Amini died in the custody of Iran's morality police in September, will not be supporting his nation

Daily Mirror

Qatar World Cup riot police deployed at fan park as Gary Neville tears into FIFA boss

All of the latest news from the 2022 World Cup in Qatar as the tournament got underway on Sunday with the hosts’ defeat at the hands of Ecuador, whilst criticism has also been sent the way of FIFA boss Gianni Infantino

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ABC News

Qatar World Cup finally starts after more than a decade of discussion and controversy

A dust storm sweeps across Doha on the first day of the Qatar World Cup, turning the Sun a deep red — a wide, unblinking eye staring down at the unusual tournament about to begin below, writes Samantha Lewis.

Bristol Post

Bristol pub sends stark message to FIFA over Qatar human rights abuses

Football has been ‘at the heart’ of The Plough Inn since 1993 when it became the home of two local football teams

Bangkok Post

World Cup spending forecast to be tepid

With the World Cup 2022 in Qatar kicking off on Sunday, business operators expect a moderate boost in consumer spending from the 32-day football tournament.

Boston Herald

Jason Mastrodonato: FIFA president Gianni Infantino should be ashamed of ignorant remarks ahead of 2022 World Cup in Qatar

On the eve of the biggest sporting event in the world, the president of the organization that runs it tried making the case that criticism is an unjust activity.

Daily Mirror

Gareth Southgate and Harry Kane vow to lift mood of nation and fill fans with pride

England have vowed to cheer up the nation as they face Iran in their World Cup opening game

Daily Mirror

Voice of the Mirror: 'FIFA awarding World Cup to Qatar shows football and politics do mix'

FIFA President Gianni Infantino's meltdown might be funny if abuse of migrants, safety of LGBT fans and persecution of dissenters were not serious issues that deserve to be tackled

Al Jazeera

BBC relegates World Cup opening ceremony to online coverage

Pundits on the main broadcast talked about human rights instead of airing the inclusivity-themed ceremony.

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