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FIFA allows anti-discrimination captain’s armbands at Women’s World Cup

FIFA allows anti-discrimination captain’s armbands at Women’s World Cup

  • Inside the FIFA-approved heart design is another heart shape with the outline of what appears to be a family of three people
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Western media mocks Messi for wearing honorary Bisht, downplays Martinez’s obscene Golden Glove gesture

Western media mocks Messi for wearing honorary Bisht, downplays Martinez’s obscene Golden Glove gesture

By Arab News ·
Not just Neymar: Tite plans Brazil’s attack at World Cup

Not just Neymar: Tite plans Brazil’s attack at World Cup

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Special Bangladeshi drivers gear up to serve Qatar World Cup visitors

Bangladeshi drivers gear up to serve Qatar World Cup visitors

By SHEHAB SUMON ·
Five things to look out for as Arab quartet finalize World Cup preparations

Five things to look out for as Arab quartet finalize World Cup preparations

By John Duerden ·
England and Germany both beaten in Nations League

England and Germany both beaten in Nations League

By AP ·
Mbappe in image rights fight with France ahead of World Cup

Mbappe in image rights fight with France ahead of World Cup

By AP ·
5 things to look out for as Arab quartet start Qatar 2022 preparations

5 things to look out for as Arab quartet start Qatar 2022 preparations

By John Duerden ·
World Cup final stadium tested with first sellout crowd

World Cup final stadium tested with first sellout crowd

By Arab News ·
Walid Regragui given speedy agenda to get Morocco ready for World Cup

Walid Regragui given speedy agenda to get Morocco ready for World Cup

By John Duerden ·
Nations League returns with all eyes on World Cup

Nations League returns with all eyes on World Cup

By AP ·
Thousands of laborers in Qatar form long queues for glimpse of World Cup

Thousands of laborers in Qatar form long queues for glimpse of World Cup

By AFP ·
Wenger says offside calls could be automated by next year

Wenger says offside calls could be automated by next year

By AFP ·

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