USA vs Paraguay produced one of the most convincing performances of the early FIFA World Cup 2026 tournament as the United States opened its campaign with a commanding 4-1 victory in Los Angeles. Backed by a passionate home crowd, the American side controlled the contest from the opening minutes and secured three points in emphatic…
TEHRAN: Iran World Cup Fans are continuing to rally behind their national football team despite ongoing regional tensions, demonstrating the powerful role sport can play in uniting communities during challenging times. With qualification campaigns and preparations for the FIFA World Cup 2026 attracting growing attention, many Iranian supporters say football remains a source of hope,…
The countdown to the highly anticipated FIFA World Cup 2026 has officially begun. Football fans around the world are preparing for what is expected to become the biggest tournament in football history. However, despite the growing excitement, the FIFA Worldcup is facing an unexpected broadcasting crisis in some of the world’s largest markets, including India…
Otis Khan — file photo The World Organization of Football (FIFA) allowed British-born Pakistani footballer Otis Khan to play in the Pakistan football team. AFC has also cleared Otis Khan to play for Pakistan team. Otis Khan was banned by FIFA due to a dispute over citizenship, but now he will represent Pakistan in the…
–File photo In the FIFA World Cup qualifying match, Pakistan defeated Cambodia by 1-0 Qualified for the second round of qualifiers for the first time. Pakistan scored their first goal against Cambodia in the 69th minute of the second half. Both teams were scoreless in the first half. The only goal of the match was…
The tournament is expected to be watched by more than two billion people – the largest audience for a single women’s sport in history – offering an opportunity to celebrate women’s achievements in all sports and advocate for gender equality more generally. Women players continue to struggle with fewer professional opportunities, fewer brand sponsorships, less…
London: Three people, including two Pakistanis who performed the duty of security guards in the FIFA World Cup, are still in jail in Qatar, seeking compensation. According to the report of the British newspaper “The Guardian”, two Pakistanis, Shakirullah and Zafraqbal, were hired by the firm “Stark Security Services”, which was responsible for providing security…
