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FIFA WORLD CUP 2022 ORGANIZERS FEAR COVID-19 IMPACT ON THE TOURNAMENT

Published On 21 May 2020 11:23 AM

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• Qatar World Cup is scheduled in the months of November-December in 2022

• The organizers are confident that six out of the eight stadiums will be completely constructed at the end of this year

After cancellation of Tokyo Olympics 2020 and various other sports events, the organizers of 2022 FIFA World Cup that will take place in Qatar are fearing that due to COVID-19 pandemic, the football fa....

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