2022 World Cup news
Qatar will host the quadrennial FIFA World Cup in 2022. RT will cover the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, including games, fixtures, teams, host cities, stadiums, and standings. This will be the last World Cup to include 32 teams, as it was decided that in 2026, 48 teams will compete in the tournament. It will also be the first World Cup held in the Arab World and a Muslim-majority state. Don’t miss news and updates on the host cities, venues, and teams taking part in World Cup 2022. Qatar was accused by some of corruption related to winning the right to host the World Cup. Some investigators claim Qatar shouldn’t host it. Get news and updates from RT on the controversies over the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
- FIFA boss keen on 48-team World Cup for Qatar 2022 – but what are the problems?
FIFA chief Gianni Infantino has said that a 48-team World Cup at Qatar 2022 is “feasible,” which would introduce the format four years early. But the idea has met with resistance in some quarters – so what would the issues be?Sport News - Migrant workers in Qatar World Cup city ‘owed thousands of dollars in wages’
Migrants working on infrastructure in the city that will host the 2022 World Cup final in Qatar are owed thousands of dollars in wages, leaving many of them impoverished and stranded, a damning new report claims.Sport News - Former FIFA boss Blatter claims Qatar cheated to host World Cup
The former head of FIFA Sepp Blatter has claimed that Qatar used political pressure to secure the rights to host the 2022 World Cup.Sport News - ‘We'll do even better at Qatar 2022!’: Russian manager Cherchesov makes promise after World Cup exit
Russian football manager Stanislav Cherchesov has promised an even better performance at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. He made the pledge during a meeting with fans in Moscow following Russia’s elimination from the World Cup.Sport News - Qatar says will be ready for 2022 World Cup despite blockade
Doha says the Saudi-led economic and political boycott will not affect the country's preparations to host the 2022 FIFA World Cup even though the coalition has cut off construction supplies.Business News - World Cup 2022 in Qatar will go ahead as planned – FIFA chief
FIFA president Giovanni Infantino has said that he believes the ongoing diplomatic crisis between the Gulf states will not affect the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.Sport News
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