Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup

Ronaldo threw his captain's armband to the ground in frustration after their match against Serbia.

Mbappe has not enjoyed as much success with the French National Team as he has on a club level as of late.

Portugal could only manage a 2-2 draw in their latest FIFA World Cup qualifier match.

Spain could only manage a draw against Greece in the FIFA World Cup qualifiers.

Argentina won their first game against Bolivia in La Paz since 2005.

Neymar scored his fourth international hat-trick for Brazil on Tuesday.

Messi vomited last time he played in Bolivia in 2013, while Di Maria needed oxygen under brutal high altitude conditions.

Pele has been making most of his recent public appearances in a wheelchair.

The Reds will now face Brazil's Flamengo in Doha in the final on Saturday

If everything goes right, UK might host the 2030 FIFA World Cup

Liverpool will start their Club World Cup campaign in the semi final against Al Sadd; a team managed by former Barcelona star Xavi Hernandez

The official logo of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 has been revealed.

Serious concerns have arisen about Qatar's bid for the 2022 World Cup and it's unlikely allegations of corruption will go away.

Moutaz Al Khayyat's original plan was to import the cows by ship for a new dairy facility near Doha.

In March 2016, Amnesty International had accused Qatar of using forced labour to prepare the stadiums.

A British man is the latest fatality linked to controversial stadium construction in Qatar.

Under 'kafala' system, workers were forced to seek permission from their employer to switch jobs or leave the country.

While there would be provisions for alcohol, they would only be available in 'far-away places'.

The organisation has been blighted by corruption scandals in recent years.

FC Copenhagen players say treatment of workers amounts to 'slavery'.

Bayern Munich, Everton and Paris Saint-Germain are among clubs that have trained in Qatar

Photos of filthy accommodation for workers, as well as the much-improved facilities in Qatar's new Labour City.

Migrant workers live in squalid conditions, are unpaid for months and have passports confiscated.

Tumbling oil prices have forced the tiny Gulf state to delay projects, including building hotels.

Fifa acknowledged, for the first time, that votes were bought in past World Cup hosting bids.

Company moves to separate brand from graft-wracked organization, costing IAAF up to £21m over five years.

The Hayemaker is making his return to the ring - but his comeback is proving to be underwhelming.

Amnesty International says migrant workers conditions in Qatar have not improved despite promises by Doha.

Tournament will take place over a span of just 28 days, beginning on Monday 21 November.

Zaha Hadid hangs up on Radio 4 after being questioned about reports of migrant deaths at Qatar World Cup stadium.