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2 January 2019

FIFA exploring possibility of 48-team 2022 World Cup - Infantino

Expanding the World Cup to 48 teams could be brought forward to the 2022 World Cup, according to FIFA president Gianni Infantino.
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Marcelo Gallardo
24 December 2018

Gallardo hails River Plate's 'eternal' Copa Libertadores glory

The Club World Cup might have brought defeat to Al Ain but River Plate boss Marcelo Gallardo knows his team have gone down in history.
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20 December 2018

Belgium pip World Cup winners France in end-of-year FIFA rankings

Belgium have topped the end-of-year FIFA world rankings, pipping World Cup winners France to the honour.
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16 December 2018

Qatar unveils Lusail Stadium for 2022 World Cup

A gala ceremony in Doha revealed the picturesque Lusail Stadium – the venue for the 2022 World Cup opener as well as the tournament decider.
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24 November 2018

CONMEBOL asks FIFA to stage World Cup every two years

The World Cup cycle could be changed from every four years to every two, if FIFA agrees to a proposal from CONMEBOL.
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Gianni Infantino
21 November 2018

FIFA president Infantino pledges best ever World Cup in Qatar

FIFA's decision to award Qatar the 2022 World Cup was criticised, but Gianni Infantino believes it will be the best tournament ever.
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7 November 2018

FIFA threatens World Cup ban for players in breakaway league

FIFA president Gianni Infantino says there could be bans from international football if players opted to feature in a European Super League.
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Cristiano Ronaldo
30 September 2018

Ronaldo important but it's a team sport - Bentancur

Rodrigo Bentancur says Juventus will be able to cope without star signing Cristiano Ronaldo against Young Boys in the Champions League.
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Manuel Neuer
18 September 2018

Naive or scheming - Ozil's agent slams Kroos, Neuer and Muller

Manuel Neuer, Thomas Muller and Toni Kroos' reaction to Mesut Ozil's Germany retirement has been questioned by the Arsenal star's agent.
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Leroy Sane
12 September 2018

Muller hails 'exceptional' Sane

Leroy Sane's omission from Germany's ill-fated World Cup campaign was a major talking point but Thomas Muller feels he can be a key player.

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