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FIFA has confirmed that Qatar World Cup supporters will only be allowed to buy beer in fan zones. A pint costs $14 and is limited to four per person. This is to prevent fans from getting drunk. These pints can
As part of a postponed local Super Cup that was played on Friday in Abu Dhabi, the Red Devils ran out 2-0 winners against Zamalek as Bruno Savio scored one goal and Marcel Koller won his first championship as a
French soccer’s biggest game ended in a 1-0 victory for Paris Saint-Germain over bitter rival Marseille thanks to Neymar’s ninth goal in the league this season. PSG moved three points clear of Lorient at the top of the standings with
In Indonesia’s most devastating stadium disaster in half a century, panicked fans were crushed and trampled as they tried to flee a riot, authorities said. During a game in East Java province, fans of a losing team invaded the pitch
The world number one, Carlos Alcaraz, will make his Middle East debut at the Mubadala World Tennis Championship in Abu Dhabi this December. This is part of the 14th edition of the tournament. As the youngest male to reach the
An image rights dispute between Kylian Mbappe and the French soccer federation resurfaced Monday as the team prepared for Nations League matches. A months-long disagreement and an ongoing extortion scandal involving Paul Pogba threaten to disrupt France’s preparations for the
MENA Newswire: Canon Middle East, (CME), the leading provider of imaging technologies hosted its partner-focused sports tournament meet-up event at United Pro Sport (Al Quoz) to engage, reconnect and strengthen its partner relationships. The sports tournament underscores Canon Middle East’s
Tennis legend Roger Federer has announced he will retire from the sport at the age of 41. Having been afflicted by a knee problem for more than three years, the 20-time Grand Slam champion has announced his retirement. Next week,
The All India Football Federation (AIFF) has been lifted from the suspension imposed earlier this month by the world soccer governing body due to undue third-party interference, FIFA announced. In addition, this lifting of the ban means that the Under-17
Novak Djokovic will not compete in the U.S. Open, due to his non-vaccination against COVID-19, which prohibits him from traveling to the United States. Hours before the draw for the year’s last Grand Slam tournament was revealed, Djokovic announced his