 | FIFA World Cup: A quick chat on quarterfinals, Arg vs Ned and Eng vs Fra matchesAs the 2022 Qatar World Cup heads into the quarterfinal stage, TNIE Sports Editor Indraneel Das speaks with seasoned Indian football journalist Siddhanth Aney, who is covering the event in Doha, on how the tournament has gone so far, discussing quarterfinal matches and many more and many more. |
 | FIFA World Cup 2022: Iranians celebrate football team's loss at world cup against USFollowing Iran's defeat in the football World Cup, Iranians were seen celebrating the moment of loss.Visuals that emerged online showed people dancing on the streets and lighting fireworks. In a rare display of joy, some even waved US flags in support of the American football team. |
 | FIFA World Cup 2022: 17 Kerala fans buy Rs 23 Lakh house to watch matches togetherDuring the FIFA World Cup season, football fans do all kinds of crazy things to express their love for the game. What 17 football fans in Kochi have done is even crazier, taking love of soccer to a different level. They bought an old house put up for sale at Mundakkamugal, near Kangarapady in Kochi, for Rs 23 lakh. The purpose: To watch the world cup season with friends. |
 | FIFA World Cup 2022: First round done, over to nextAs the 2022 Qatar World Cup heads into the second round, TNIE Sports Editor Indraneel Das speaks with seasoned Indian football journalist Siddhanth Aney, who is covering the event in Doha, on how the tournament has gone so far, the teams that have created upsets, the favourties from hereon and more. |
 | FIFA World Cup: Japanese fans win hearts for cleaning up stadiumOn November 23, Japan's stunning 2-1 victory over Germany left football fans in a state of joyous disbelief. However, it wasn't just the overwhelming victory that attracted attention; In Qatar, Japan fans are being praised for an off-field custom that seems to be unique to Japan. Japanese fans were seen picking up garbage and cleaning up stadiums after the match. This isn't the first time Japanese fans have pitched in to help stadium workers. |
 | Tamil Nadu: How teen footballer Priya died due to "medical negligence"?A delay in removing the compression bandage is what turned fatal for 17-year-old R. Priya, who died of multiple organ failure. The victim, Priya R, a first-year student of BSc Physical Education, who hailed from Vyasarpadi, Chennai. The state Health Department had suspended two doctors from the Peripheral Hospital over alleged medical negligence. |
 | Indonesia football riot: Over 170 dead, several injured after stampede at matchAt least 174 people have died in a stampede at an Indonesian football match, in one of the world's worst stadium disasters. It happened after police tear-gassed supporters who invaded the pitch late on October 1. About 180 were hurt in the crush after local team Arema FC lost 2-3 to bitter rivals Persebaya Surabaya in East Java. |
 | WATCH | Odisha: Two bears spotted playing football, video goes viralAn interesting video of wild bears playing football has surfaced on social media. The incident took place at Sukigaon village of Nabarangpur district in Odisha on September 13th. A few youngsters from the village were playing football when two wild bears appeared. Moments later, the boys were surprised to see that, instead of chasing them, both the bears started playing with the football on the ground. |
 | Star Watch: Look at how India's foodball players are keeping fit under lockdownIndian football players Sahal Abdul Samad, Anirudh Thapa and Brandon Fernandes explain how you can maintain fitness during the COVID-19 lockdown. |
 | No fans, no media and no goals: Welcome to world's strangest football matchOn October 22nd the North and South Korea played a football World Cup qualifier in Pyongyang, in North Korea. |
 | Women's World Cup winner Ellis ponders switch to men's gameUnited States women's World Cup-winning coach Jill Ellis said on Sunday she is not ruling out a switch to the men's game after she stands down from her role next month. |
 | Kerala Floods: This Malappuram football team rescued 300 stranded familiesA few young players of a local soccer club rescued around 300 families who were caught unawares as floodwaters gushed into their houses. |
 | 'It's a bittersweet day', says Moreno after replacing Enrique as Spain national coachRobert Moreno says it's a bittersweet day after replacing Luis Enrique as Spain's national soccer coach who has stepped down for personal reasons. |
 | Football: US, England and Japan prepare for 'SheBelieves Cup'England, Japan and the defending women's World Cup champion USA train before the friendly tournament 'SheBelieves Cup' in Chester, US. |
 | Tottenham get ready for Dortmund Champions League testTottenham manager Mauricio Pochettino believes his side can beat anybody on their day as they get ready to face-off with German side Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League. |
 | Borussia Dortmund's Jadon Sancho forgets passportBorussia Dortmund's English attacker Jadon Sancho forgot his passport ahead of his club's trip to the UK to play Tottenham Hotspur. |
 | Father of footballer Sala reacts after wreckage of plane foundHoracio Sala, father of Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala, reacts after investigators found the wreckage of a plane that disappeared in the Channel two weeks ago carrying his son and his pilot. |
 | Qataris celebrate historical Asian Cup victoryQataris flood the streets after their national team's victory against Japan at the Asian Cup, a first in the history of the team. |
 | Nantes football fans pay tribute to Emiliano Sala in front of stadiumFC Nantes fans gather and lay flowers in tribute to missing Emiliano Sala, in front of club stadium, before the Ligue 1 match against Saint-Etienne. |
 | Most football associations support 48-team World Cup in Qatar - FIFA chieFIFA chief Gianni Infantino tells news conference in Morocco that most football associations would back increasing the size of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar to 48 teams. |
