akwesenana:
Match to look forward to : Iran vs USA.
Perennial enemies take on each other on the field.

Bekermann:


Ah dey tell you... There's been bad blood between the two since the 80's. FIFA has opened up existing wounds.

Bekermann:


Ah dey tell you... There's been bad blood between the two since the 80's. FIFA has opened up existing wounds.

JudahTheDream:

bro,dem go wan avenge the death of dere General now, General Sulyman wey Trump kill! Make dem search dem well well dt day,make one of dem no go be a suicide bomber. Loool

Bekermann:

Exactly what I posted on my WhatsApp status yesterday.

Bekermann:
Die Mannschaft (Germany) for the world cup. Our midfield is arguably the best heading to Qatar. Kimmich, Goretzka, Kroos, Gundogan, Muller, Sane, Gnabry, Reus, Musiala, Havertz. Check it out na.

It's a shame Florian Wirtz has been injured all season, so its unlikely he'll be on that particular Lufthansa flight to Qatar.

PS: Marco Reus didn't make it to the world cup. Kroos I heard is retired from the national team.

obembet:
World Cup 2022 takes place in Qatar from November 20 to December 18; 32 teams to compete in eight groups; England face Iran on the second day of the tournament while Wales face USA; Wales vs England on November 29

When and where is the 2022 World Cup?


The 2022 World Cup in Qatar kicks off on Sunday November 20 at the Al Bayt Stadium when the hosts take on Ecuador in Group A.

The tournament was originally set to begin a day later with Senegal's game against the Netherlands at Al Thumama Stadium but Qatar's match was moved forward to allow them to open their home tournament.

England will now feature on the second day with their Group B match against Iran scheduled to take place on Monday November 21 with a 1pm UK time kick-off. The game is just eight days after the Premier League shuts down

After qualifying via the play-offs, Wales' first game will also be on Monday November 21.

Source: Obembe Tosin

Joebayo217:
Sunday 20 November
Qatar v Ecuador – 5pm, Al Bayt Stadium (Group A)

Monday 21 November

England v Iran – 2pm, Khalifa International Stadium (Group B)

Senegal v Netherlands – 5pm, Al Thumama Stadium (Group A)

USA v Wales – 8pm, Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium (Group B)

Tuesday 22 November

Argentina v Saudi Arabia 11am, Lusail Stadium (Group C)

Denmark v Tunisia – 2pm, Education City Stadium (Group D)

Mexico v Poland – 5pm, Stadium 974 (Group C)

France v Australia– 8pm, Al Janoub Stadium (Group D)

Wednesday 23 November

Morocco v Croatia – 11am, Al Bayt Stadium (Group F)

Germany v Japan – 2pm, Khalifa International Stadium (Group E)

Spain v Costa Rica – 5pm, Al Thumama Stadium (Group E)

Belgium v Canada – 8pm, Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium (Group F)

Thursday 24 November

Switzerland v Cameroon 11am, Al Janoub Stadium (Group G)

Uruguay v South Korea – 2pm, Education City Stadium (Group H)

Portugal v Ghana – 5pm, Stadium 974 (Group H)

Brazil v Serbia – 8pm, Lusail Stadium (Group G)

Friday 25 November

Wales v Iran – 11am, Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium (Group B)

Qatar v Senegal – 2pm, Al Thumama Stadium (Group A)

Netherlands v Ecuador – 5pm, Khalifa International Stadium (Group A)

England v USA – 8pm, Al Bayt Stadium (Group B)

Saturday 26 November

Tunisia v Australia – 11am, Al Janoub Stadium (Group D)

Poland v Saudi Arabia – 2pm, Education City Stadium (Group C)

France v Denmark – 5pm, Stadium 974 (Group D)

Argentina v Mexico – 8pm, Lusail Stadium (Group C)

Sunday 27 November

Japan v Costa Rica – 11am, Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium (Group E)

Belgium v Morocco –2pm, Al Thumama Stadium (Group F)

Croatia v Canada – 5pm, Khalifa International Stadium (Group F)

Spain v Germany – 8pm, Al Bayt Stadium (Group E)

Monday 28 November

Cameroon v Serbia – 11am, Al Janoub Stadium (Group G)

South Korea v Ghana – 2pm, Education City Stadium (Group H)

Brazil v Switzerland – 5pm, Stadium 974 (Group G)

Portugal v Uruguay – 8pm, Lusail Stadium (Group H)

Tuesday 29 November

Netherlands v Qatar – 4pm, Al Bayt Stadium (Group A)

Ecuador v Senegal – 4pm, Khalifa International Stadium (Group A)

Iran v USA – 8pm, Al Thumama Stadium (Group B)

Wales v England – 8pm, Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium (Group B)

Wednesday 30 November

Tunisia v France – 4pm, Education City Stadium (Group D)

Australia v Denmark – 4pm, Al Janoub Stadium (Group D)

Saudi Arabia v Mexico – 8pm, Lusail Stadium (Group C)

Poland v Argentina – 8pm, Stadium 974 (Group C)

Thursday 1 December

Canada v Morocco – 4pm, Al Thumama Stadium (Group F)

Croatia v Belgium – 4pm, Ahmad Bin Ali Stadium (Group F)

Costa Rica v Germany – 8pm, Al Bayt Stadium (Group E)

Japan v Spain – 8pm, Khalifa International Stadium (Group E)

Friday 2 December

South Korea v Portugal – 4pm, Education City Stadium (Group H)

Ghana v Uruguay – 4pm, Al Janoub Stadium (Group H)

Cameroon v Brazil – 8pm, Lusail Stadium (Group G)

Serbia v Switzerland - 8pm, Stadium 974 (Group G)

eddie7:
The FIFA scandal documentary on Netflix is a must watch for every Nigerian vis-a-vis African.
There are huge lessons to take home for the black race regarding his penchance to put personal greed ahead of community good and development.

Qatar basically won the hosting right for the world cup by buying up majority of the members in the 22-man committee which voted in the decision to award the 2022 world cup hosting right to the gulf nation.

Michele Platini in return for his vote forced the Qataris to enter into an arms deal with France worth billions of dollars, plus buy their aircrafts, and a football club in France (Yeah, that's how they came about PSG).

The Brazilians traded their vote for a gas deal which saw the setting up of a fully functional mega gas plant in the Amazon nation.

The Africans among them asked for 1.5 MILLION DOLLARS wired straight to their personal accounts.

Like bro, you came to the table where nation-changing deals were being made and all you cared for was your personal account balance? Not the millions of lives that could be changed forever? You didn't ask for your country's share of those far reaching deals of epic national proportions worth in the regions of several hundred millions of dollars. Instead you went for a self serving interest thereby denying your people the luxury of a better life?

That Netflix docu summed up the mentality of the the African man in its entirety. If you are wondering why it's the richest yet poorest continent, look no further.