Men's Football FIFA World Cup 2026

[NearPup 3,480]

Just now, ChandlerMne said:

I know his qualities. He is good player.

My issue is BBC mentioning his religion. Why is that important? Same would go with any other religion, sexuality or whatever.

And yeah, it is agenda, like everything BBC does.

 

I feel like the very, very recent history in your neck of the woods should provide ample answers to your question.

[ChandlerMne 1,202]

12 minutes ago, NearPup said:

I feel like the very, very recent history in your neck of the woods should provide ample answers to your question.

Dude, chill.

If you dont like what I have written, dont be triggered. Deep breath and just skip it.

Your comments wont change my POV or my posts.

You certainly wont moderate my posts.

 

 

[Henry_Leon 1,587]

CONCACAF

 

After MD2 Jamaica lead the group B as expected; balance situation in Group A where Panama have a second draw in two matches; In Group C Honduras won and climb the rank, now will play two matches at home (vs CRC and NCA), Costarica draw at home with Haiti 3-3 (lead 2-0 at HT, Haiti comeback 2-3 with Nazon hat trick, and Costarica equalized at 91')

 

 

Results and ranking

North American CONCACAF - Third Round Qualification Week 2, Day 2

[bestmen 2,900]

no stadium in Somalia   ,according to the somlian federation  apparently the match will be in Algeria 

 

sorry Morocco, i retire my comments , don't insult us like we did 

[JoshMartini007 2,763]

I'm not surprised about Bolivia's win over Brazil. Brazil hates playing in Bolivia (Moreso than the other South American nations) and with nothing to play for it was expected they wouldn't play at 100%.

 

I think the other confederations are happy with the result

[Monzanator 4,768]

7 hours ago, Gianlu33 said:

Well, they are not permitted by the rules, but Bolivia enjoys an exemption.

 

The ban is set at 3.000 meters so technically they could play in Sucre at 2.800+? But is there any FIFA-approved stadium there? I suspect Peru doesn't play at the stadium that is located even higher than La Paz?

[phelps 8,278]

13 minutes ago, Monzanator said:

 

The ban is set at 3.000 meters so technically they could play in Sucre at 2.800+? But is there any FIFA-approved stadium there? I suspect Peru doesn't play at the stadium that is located even higher than La Paz?

the ban was set in 2007, but after all the South American Nations (except Brazil, who raised the controversy) protested and declared the ban discriminatory, it was lifted in 2008

 

therefore, no, technically there's no ban against football matches played at any altitude

 

Peru always play in Lima (150m above sea level), but South American cups are regularly played also in Cuzco (3400m), which is close but not higher than La Paz (3600m)

 

however, in Bolivia it might happen to play in places higher than La Paz, like Potosì (3900m) or in places with tropical climate (Santa Cruz de la Sierra, "only" 400m above sea level)

 

p.s. Santa Cruz is scheduled to host the 2025 Copa Sudamericana Final in November

[phelps 8,278]

7 hours ago, Gianlu33 said:

Well, they are not permitted by the rules, but Bolivia enjoys an exemption.

they are allowed, there's no more ban against high altitude 

[hckošice 15,503]

1 hour ago, bestmen said:

no stadium in Somalia   ,according to the somlian federation  apparently the match will be in Algeria 

 

sorry Morocco, i retire my comments , don't insult us like we did 

Wasn't it schedulled in Khartum originally ?

 

Anyway I do believe Algeria will win this easily and finally return to the WC, but with Petkovic trolling still around who knows 

 

 

[copravolley 498]

Is Eritrea taking part in these qualifiers?