Qatar hosting next two FIFA Club World Cups

Doha says the competitions will serve as test events for the 2022 World Cup, which will be hosted by the Gulf state. The Club World Cup has as of late been held in Japan and the United Arab Emirates with seven contending groups – six mainland champions and a group from the host country.

After Qatar has the last two versions of the competition in its present arrangement, FIFA will patch up it to incorporate 24 groups, a move that has been contradicted by the European Club Association (ECA) which has issued a blacklist danger.

Tunisian club Esperance de Tunis qualified a week ago as African victor, New Caledonian club Hienghene Sport will speak to Oceania, and CONCACAF’s place was verified by Mexican club Monterrey. The Asian and South American groups will be resolved in their mainland finals in November.

The South American and European bosses enter in the elimination rounds at the Club World Cup.

The seven-team club tournament, which will include European champion Liverpool this year, will be played in December and in December 2020, FIFA confirmed on Monday. The following two Club World Cups, in December this year and in 2020, will be played in Qatar as readiness for the 2022 World Cup, worldwide football administering body FIFA has said. The seven-group club competition, which will incorporate European hero Liverpool this year, will be played in December and in December 2020, FIFA affirmed on Monday. It is an astounding test rivalry for us. We will attempt to utilize the Club World Cup as a test from numerous points of view as could be allowed,” Hassan al-Thawadi, head of the neighborhood Qatari sorting out board of trustees for 2022 said.

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