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Men's Football FIFA World Cup 2022


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I have an idea why the host team isn't in the opening match. Because there are 4, FOUR fricken matches in a day and the host can't play at damn noon. Of course they'd want to play in the evening, when it would be more convenient for the home fans. Prepare in 2026 to have matches from 10 in the morning till midnight. Damn fools..

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Only for the third time ever World Cup opening match will not feature either the host nation or the defending champion.

 

The only two other WC where that happened was 1930 ( :FRA vs :MEX ) and 1938 ( :SUI vs :GER ). Even when multiple opening games started at the same time (last time in 1962) either the host or defending champion was playing. In 1934 all eight R16 matches started on the same day at the same time.

 

:SEN vs :NED will be the 2022 WC opening match.

 

Start times for :POL matches:

 

November 22nd (Tuesday) 17:00 CET vs :MEX

November 26th (Saturday) 14:00 CET vs :KSA

November 30th (Wednesday) 20:00 CET vs :ARG

 

The Latin American teams, that would be 11am local in Mexico and 2pm local in Argentina (DST included)?

 

 

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2 hours ago, Monzanator said:

 

The Latin American teams, that would be 11am local in Mexico and 2pm local in Argentina (DST included)?

 

 

4pm

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4 cases of doping among African teams qualified for the World Cup 

 

https://www.eg24.news/2022/04/4-cases-of-doping-among-african-teams-qualified-for-the-world-cup-video.html

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according to the federation the complaint against gassama this corrupted referee will be discuss by FIFA in 21 april , sanctions are possible 

he commited many mistakes like :2 clear penalties  for ALG refused , he also refused the call of VAR against cameroon many times especially their first goal was clearly a fault for goalkeeper (the German referee of Var called gassama to check it  but he refused) + many yellow cards , he cancelled the 2nd  goal of ALG   ....etc 

 

in total he was paid to push cameroon for the win 

 

 

 

http://www.faf.dz/communique-la-reclamation-de-la-faf-sera-examinee-le-21-avril-prochain/

 

 

 

 

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they also accepted the complaint of Egypt : senegalese used Laser/ throwed bottles 

+ the Egyptian federation revealed that 4 qualified  teams have players tested positive of doping 

 

this draw shouldn't be held quickly like that, they helped cheaters to qualify 

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Apparently :EGY has a good chance to replay the match vs Senegal , their federation did 1 good job with lawyers from switzerland 

 

to compare with :ALG they sent complaint of mistakes commited by the referee without any effort 

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Gassama this corrupted referee will participate in Qatar :lol:..all disaters he did in the past  vs :NGR:RSA the raja of Casablanca :MAR and recently :ALG

he is in :lol:

 

 

 

FIFA+Gassama = second 20":lol:

 

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it's possible for :ALG to replay the match

 

OMSAC this organization anti-corruption  revealed that Gassama got money 

 

https://www.omsac.org/post/algerie-cameroun-le-match-de-la-honte

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