Paul Pogba, a midfielder for France, will not play in the World Cup in Qatar because he was unable to…
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The Welsh Football Association will consider changing the official name of the national team to Cymru, seeking inspiration after Turkey’s request to be renamed Turkiye. Noel Mooney, chief executive of the Football Association of Wales (FAW), has pushed for Cymru to be the official name since it’s intercommunicated by staff at the team’s headquarters. The team should always be called Cymru; that’s what we call it here,” said Mooney. “Our view at the moment is that domestically we’re clearly called Cymru. That’s what we call our national teams. If you look at our website, how we talk about ourselves, we are very much Cymru.”
The Welsh Football Association will think about changing the official name of the national team to Cymru in response to…
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World Cup volunteers from CMU-Q give back to Qatar
The World Cup is being made a success by a dedicated group of students, employees, and faculty from Carnegie Mellon…
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Msheireb Downtown to host World Cup festivities
Leading up to the biggest sports event in history, a number of activities and activations, including art exhibitions, motion picture…
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Ministry inaugurates World Cup Services Center
The FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 Services Center has been made available to manufacturers and retailers by the Ministry of…
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Japan first to unveil World Cup squad list
Just 19 days before the tournament’s start, Japan became the first of the 32 competing teams to release the names…
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