World Cup
Source: Morocco replaces Ukraine in 2030 World Cup candidacy
Ukraine loses place in joint nomination with Spain and Portugal to host World Cup 2030 about football
Morocco According to journalist Rob Harris, he replaced Ukraine with Spain and Portugal in the 2030 World Cup host selection.
Apparently, the organizers came to the conclusion that Ukraine will not have time to prepare for the World Cup, due to the war launched by Russia on Ukrainian soil. Also President of the UAF Andrey Pavelko He has problems with the law and is suspected of corruption schemes.
Morocco has been unsuccessful in its 2026 World Cup candidacy. The country needs $16 billion for new infrastructure, but joint proposals with Spain and Portugal reduce the need for new facilities.
Also, Morocco is geographically not as far from the Iberian Peninsula as Ukraine. That’s right, FIFA downgraded Morocco in its latest inspection reports.
The following 3 joint applications will be submitted for the right to host the 2030 World Cup:
- Spain, Portugal, Morocco
- Egypt, Greece, Saudi Arabia
- Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Paraguay
The host selections for the 2030 World Cup will be held in 2024.
Confirmation Morocco connects with Spain and Portugal to bid for the 2030 World Cup. It shows that Ukraine is no longer a part of it.
Another offer came from Saudi Arabia to Egypt and Greece.
South America joint offer from Uruguay-Argentina-Chile-Paraguay
— Rob Harris (@RobHarris) 14 March 2023
SEARCH: 🇲🇦#Morocco It replaces Ukraine in the joint bid of Spain and Portugal to host the 2030 FIFA World Cup. The offer seems tempting given the distance of about 1000 miles between Morocco and Spain.
The winner of the tender will be announced in 2024. pic.twitter.com/vOSqguIESq
— Juliet Bawuah (@julietbawuah) 14 March 2023
Source: Sport UA
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Nicolas Otamendi unveiled his new tattoo with a short VIDEO honoring Lionel Messi for winning the World Cup.
The madness surrounding Messi and the Argentina national team doesn’t stop three months after winning the World Cup in Qatar. Pulga is not only the ultimate hero for all his compatriots but also for his teammates.
Nicolas Otamendi decided to honor Messi. How; He decided to get a tattoo of Leo touching the World Cup trophy over Lusail. “Eternal Glory” is the phrase that characterizes the tattoo.
In fact, Messi commented on the creation on Otamendi’s body: “I’ve seen a lot of things they’ve done for me, but for a teammate, a friend like Nico Otamanetti, getting this tattoo is more than special. Thank you Ota.”
Source: sport 24
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VIDEO. The rivalry between Messi and Weghorst at the 2022 World Cup. What happened and who started it?
The 2022 World Cup in Qatar was remembered not only for its brilliant fights, cool final and Argentina’s victory, but also for one of the most dramatic moments of the past year.
On December 9, 2022, the 1/4 final match of the 2022 World Cup, where the Netherlands and Argentina teams faced, took place. The match was very tense and emotional. At the end of regular time, Holland regained two goals thanks to a corset. Wout Weghorst. But in the end, the Argentine national team defeated the Netherlands in a series of post-match 11-metre shots (2:2, pen. 4:3).
The leader of the Argentina national team after the match Lionel Messi Just during the interview, he suddenly began to insult Weghorst, who was standing next to him. Messi several times in Spanish “Qué mirás, bobo? Andá para allá, bobo”, meaning: “What are you watching, stupid? Get out of here you idiot.”
As previously reported, Weghorst expected Messi to change form. And “ten” Argentines refused, as they thought that the opponent wanted to blame him for something.
But Weghorst did not want to change shirts. A video appeared on the network as Weghorst tried to shake hands with Messi in the room below the stands, but Leo did not do so and passed by. Soon, Wout began to complain to the Argentine players about the behavior of their captain and leader, and only then turned to Messi, who was giving an interview, where he began to insult Weghorst.
Salieron was the first and greatest foe of Gastón Edul and Messi’s entrevista during the initial phase of Weghorst’s “Qué mirás bobo” episode.
(FIFA+) pic.twitter.com/dgpYAFZI7H
— Julian Alvez (@alvezjulian_) 25 March 2023
Source: Sport UA
I am a writer at Sportish, where I mainly cover sports news. I’ve also written for The Guardian and ESPN Brasil, and my work has been featured on NBC Sports, SI.com and more. Before working in journalism, I was an athlete: I played football for Colgate University and competed in the US Open Cross Country Championships.
The famous Italy v South Korea 2002 World Cup referee Byron Moreno was attacked for his whistle at an amateur game in Ecuador.
The referee’s name Byron Moreno was written in the blackest colors of football history following his decisions in the 2002 World Cup round of 16 match between Italy and South Korea that led to the co-hosts’ qualification and unfair exclusion “squadra achura”.
The Ecuadorian referee retired in 2003 (and after several suspensions) but his whistles continued to cause tension in his face.
The 53-year-old was officiating an amateur league game in Guayaquil, where he lives, but after the game ended, a player pushed him from behind and threw him to the ground.
The rest of the players stepped in and prevented the worst for Moreno, who in recent years has been arrested in New York for possession of six kilograms of heroin, opened an academy for young referees and caused controversy on Ecuadorian television in the domestic league.
Source: sport 24
I am a sports writer and journalist who has written for various online publications including Sportish. I’m originally from the UK but currently live in Toronto, Canada. I’m also an author on Sportish and have written several articles on a variety of sports-related topics.
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