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VAR rewards Samurai hustle Victory helped by VAR

A lengthy review by the video assistant referee (VAR) preceded confirmation of Japan's second goal against Spain on Thursday, as the Samurai Blue secured yet another shock win at the Qatar World Cup following last week's victory against powerhouse Germany.

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Qatar World Cup 2022 / Soccer sweets brought back to cheer on Japan

Japan was set to play Spain at 4 a.m. Friday in the final Group E match at the FIFA World Cup in Qatar. Victory would mean advancing to the knockout round for a second consecutive tournament. Defeat would mean elimination.

The Japan News/Yomiuri

World Cup exploits can put football on map in Australia: coach

Doha (AFP) - Australia coach Graham Arnold said on Tuesday that his team's exploits at the Qatar World Cup can "put football on the map" at home and unite the nation.

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Qatar World Cup official confirms drastically higher worker death toll than first claimed

Qatar has received plenty of criticism since being awarded the World Cup relating to the shocking number of working deaths in the building of stadiums and it has now been revealed that there are far more than feared

Daily Mirror

When did Wales last beat England ahead of crucial Qatar World Cup match?

The nations meet in a crucial Group B clash at the World Cup in Qatar on Tuesday

The Independent UK

Qatar World Cup: 5 things we learned on Day 9 - goals, protest and questions

Lots of men running around a field scoring goals ...OK. Just the kind of thing wanted at a football tournament. One man running across a field with a political message. Not on.

Radio France Internationale

Rainbow flag protest at Qatar World Cup

A protester holding a rainbow flag has invaded the pitch during the World Cup match between Portugal and Uruguay in Qatar. The man ran onto the field of

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Man with rainbow flag invades pitch during World Cup match

Doha (AFP) - A man carrying a rainbow flag and wearing a T-shirt with the words "Respect for Iranian Woman" on the back invaded the pitch during a match at the Qatar World Cup on Monday.

AFP

Man with rainbow flag invades pitch during World Cup game

Doha (AFP) - A man with a rainbow flag and wearing a T-shirt with the words "Respect for Iranian Woman" on the back invaded the pitch during a match at the Qatar World Cup on Monday.

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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 Guardian - US

Louis van Gaal convinced Netherlands ‘have a chance’ of winning Qatar World Cup

The Oranje are unbeaten in 17 matches and on the cusp of reaching the knockout stages

The Independent UK

Gary Lineker challenges Qatar chief’s criticism of BBC’s World Cup coverage

Qatar World Cup chief Hassan Al-Thawadi claimed Lineker did not respond to invitations for dialogue before the tournament

The Independent UK

Why is Son Heung-min wearing a mask for South Korea at World Cup?

Tottenham striker Son will wear a mask at the Qatar World Cup for South Korea

The Independent UK

Manchester United have spent £8million on a player who may never play for the first team

Facundo Pellistri is yet to make his Man United debut and yet he's started in both of Uruguay's games at the Qatar World Cup.

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Tom Daley hits out at Qatar over homophobia, saying ‘visibility is freedom’

Olympian Tom Daley hit out at the Qatar World Cup at the Gay Times Honours ceremony on Friday night. “Visibility equals freedom,” he said at the Greenwich event.

Radio France Internationale

Qatar World Cup: 5 things we learned on Day 8 - shocks and flaws

Croatia stick it to the potty-mouthed Canada boss while Belgium appear stuck. But at least they have a chance to flow again as do the Germans.

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Qatar World Cup: Croatia and Morocco take control of Group F as Canada crash out

Croatia and Morocco took control of Group F at the Qatar World Cup on Sunday after wins over Canada and Belgium respectively.

The Independent UK

How many substitutes are allowed at the Qatar World Cup?

All you need to know about substitution rules at the World Cup in Qatar

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Mikel Arteta handed welcomed World Cup gift ahead of Arsenal's Premier League title fight

The Gunners have 10 senior players currently participating in the Qatar World Cup but not all have featured as much as they would had hoped

Bristol Post

Qatar World Cup causes Strictly shows to be moved for next two weeks

The quarter finals will be on Friday night with the results the following night

Daily Mirror

Inside Qatar World Cup fan park for England vs USA: Pints, music and plenty of room

With England vs USA taking place at the Al Bayt Stadium over an hour's drive from Doha, we took the opportunity to take in the game from central Doha's main fan park - the FIFA Fan Festival

Daily Mirror

Virgil van Dijk responds to brutal Marco van Basten blast after World Cup 2022 display

Netherlands failed to hold on to a one-goal lead against Group A rivals Ecuador on Friday and are in danger of not progressing to the last 16 of the Qatar World Cup

Bangkok Post

2022 Qatar World Cup: our Saturday picks

The Bangkok Post's predictions on matches.

AFP

Germany face Spain with spectre of early World Cup exit looming

Doha (AFP) - Just one match into the Qatar World Cup, Germany face what amounts to a must-win clash against Spain on Sunday, a team they have not beaten in a competitive fixture since 1988.

The Guardian - UK

Could the Qatar World Cup be a turning point for ethics in sport?

Letters: Dr Mike Diboll on our complicity in human rights abuses, Karl Eklund on apartheid South Africa, Antony Barlow on the UK’s own failings, and Stan Labovitch on why he won’t boycott watching the World Cup

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