Saudi Arabia hosts 2034 world cup

THE Federation of International Football Association (FIFA) has confirmed Saudi Arabia as the host nation for the 2034 FIFA World Cup.

The 2030 World Cup will be hosted by three countries Morocco, Spain and Portugal who submitted a joint bid.

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Morocco becomes the second African country to host the world cup after South Africa in 2010.

As FIFA commemorates the centenary of the first world cup it has added three more countries to host some of the 2030 world cup matches. Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay are set to host some of the matches.

The historic tournament will for the first time be hosted in three continents.

The first world cup was hosted by Uruguay in 1930.

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Warriors Squad Announced for Botswana Four Nations Tournament

The Zimbabwe Senior Men’s national football team, the Warriors, has been named by Head Coach Marian Marinica for the upcoming Four Nations Tournament in Botswana. The tournament is scheduled to take place at the Obed Itani Chilume Stadium on March 28 and 31, 2026. The Warriors will face off against hosts Botswana, as well as […]

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PSL Increases Gate Charges, Herentals vs Chicken Inn Behind Closed Doors

The Castle Lager Premier Soccer League (PSL) has announced revised gate charges for the 2026 season, effective immediately. The increase is attributed to rising matchday services and taxes associated with hosting premier league matches. General admission tickets will now cost US$5, up from US$3 last season, while VIP/grandstand tickets will be US$15, and VIP area […]

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Honorable Deputy Minister Jesaya Hails Caps United 2026 Kit as Catalyst for Football Growth and Grassroots Development

By Aldridge Dzvene Harare- The unveiling of the 2026 playing kit for the iconic Caps United Football Club was more than a ceremonial presentation; it marked a renewed ambition, fresh energy, and the start of an exciting football season in Zimbabwe. Honorable Deputy Minister of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture Jesaya, speaking at the event, […]

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