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Spain win Padel World Cup in Qatar as sport’s popularity soars

Al Jazeera Sunday 08 November 2026, 14:02 UTC 1 min read
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Spain win Padel World Cup in Qatar as sport’s popularity soars NewsFeed Spain win Padel World Cup in Qatar as sport’s popularity soars Spain has beaten Argentina at another world cup. The Spanish men’s and women’s team swept the Padel World Championships in Qatar, even as more nations competed than ever before. Al Jazeera’s Andy Richardson was courtside at the final.

Spain win Padel World Cup in Qatar as sport’s popularity soars NewsFeed Spain win Padel World Cup in Qatar as sport’s popularity soars Spain has beaten Argentina at another world cup. The Spanish men’s and women’s team swept the Padel World Championships in Qatar, even as more nations competed than ever before. Al Jazeera’s Andy Richardson was courtside at the final. Published On 8 Nov 2026
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