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FIFA World Cup 2026: Can Asian champions Qatar reach the knockouts?

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Al Jazeera 6d ago

Jordan World Cup 2026 preview: Players to watch, group matches and squad

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Al Jazeera 4d ago

From North Korea in 1966 to Japan in 2022: Asia’s greatest World Cup runs

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Channel News Asia 1d ago

Ambitious Jordan out to make their mark on World Cup debut

Ambitious Jordan out to make their mark on World Cup debut June 2 : Jordan are enjoying a golden age in their football fortunes after runs to the 2023 Asian Cup and 2025 Arab Cup finals and have no intention of just making up the numbers at their first World Cup. The Al-Nashama, or the "noble ones", have developed into a significant force in the Arab footballing world since Moroccan Jamal Sellami took over as coach in June 2024 and built on the work of his predecessor, compatriot Hussein...

Channel News Asia 8d ago

Qatar seek to move beyond shadow of 2022 disappointment

Qatar seek to move beyond shadow of 2022 disappointment CAIRO, June 1 : Qatar will arrive at the World Cup seeking to redefine themselves after a disappointing tournament in 2022 when they became the first host nation to lose all three group matches despite heavy investment and lofty expectations. Since then, the Gulf team have quietly reasserted themselves on the continental stage. They retained the Asian Cup in 2023 and secured qualification for the World Cup on merit for the first time...

Channel News Asia 9d ago

Qatar coach Lopetegui unveils squad built on Asian champions’ core

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Channel News Asia 8d ago

World Cup 2026: Five big questions as football's biggest tournament kicks off

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Channel News Asia 2d ago

Public apology after Nepal's women's national team violates 'spirit of cricket'

The Cricket Association of Nepal has apologised after its women's national team violated the "spirit of cricket" in their T20 victory over Bhutan. Nepal successfully had Bhutan batter Ritshi Choden timed out after she was late coming to the crease following a wicket. Bhutan were left at 2-0 after one ball and fell well short of the 114 runs Nepal set them in their Asian Cricket Council Women's Premier Cup match.

ABC Australia 5d ago

Ranking the World Cup 2026 groups: Which teams are favourites to progress?

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Al Jazeera 5d ago

Amid disruption of war, Iran's aging squad eye World Cup progress

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Channel News Asia 8d ago