Fulham Broadway

Pleased for Japan But its weird 'FIFA TV' is refusing to show any more angles of when the ball allegedly went out of play for their 2nd goal

It all seems to happen in the 2nd half's

Maybe not sure- the footage I saw it was Belgian fans kicking off

More riots in Brussels tonight....effigies of Rom being burnt

Great defending by Lukaku for Croatia

How Kovacic has restrained from punching Anthony Taylors lights out I dont know

Its a paradox that VAR was brought in with the mantra that it was to clear up 'grey areas' of decision making - seems its a tool to create more controversy. Yes - that Ronaldo 'penalty' - one of the worst decisions ever.

At one point Poland were going through on having 4 yellow cards to Mexicos 7. Should never have been a penalty to the Argies - but the save galvanised them. Poland were so slow - if it had been a boxing match the ref would have stopped it at half time.

Feel bad now - Ecuadorian players actually sobbing after they lost

Got a lump on Senegal 1-2 at 12/1 - blow the fucking whistle ref

Criminal how Anthony Taylor is allowed to officiate at any level. His 'refereeing' is bordering on incitement to violence at so many games

Definitely the most entertaining game so far

All because De Bruyne couldnt be arsed to put a shift in. He should pay for the clear up.

Cameroon crumbling like a Macaroon

Germany going out as it stands unless they beat Espanyol

Haha love Costa Rica. 1-0 Beautiful country and voted to abolish their army

Ah those bastions of impartiality, Red cafe, Twitter, and the Daily heil ...☺️

Shooting practice required. One to one coaching from Zola (the original stay behind after training player until it was perfect player) wouldn't put much of a dent in his wages. Gianfranco would probably do it for free !

True. I think they are going for their mental prowess/experience (Alves etc) rather than flying wingbacks. More of a Citeh type defence than Liverpool

I expect Mendes is drawing up a 1m a week contract for the bull necked sulk with Beijing Superstar Hasbeens as we speak...

The figure of 6,751 on official statistics from the governments of Bangladesh, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka, whose citizens make up a significant proportion of migrant workers in Qatar — in particular poorly-qualified workers. The figure of 15,021 quoted by Amnesty International was obtained from official statistics from the Qatari authorities themselves, and refers to the number of foreigners who died in the country between 2010 and 2019. Between 2011 and 2020, it was 15,799. This is based on a whole range of projects linked to the tournament that have been undertaken, including new motorways, hotels, a new metro system, an airport expansion and an entire new city in Lusail, just north of Doha-the country's Government Communications Office said: "Although each loss of life is upsetting, the mortality rate among these communities is within the expected range for the size and demographics of the population." The figures dont include hundreds that died of kidney failure on return to their home countries through lack of water. Whatever the figures are, its sad state of affairs.

''Over 6,500 migrant workers, employed on the immense construction sites for the facilities that will host the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, have died. This troubling figure was revealed following an investigation into data from government sources in five nations from which the workers emigrated: India, Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka.''

Makes you wonder how Beckham sleeps at night -another 10 million quid probably helps

Several media outlets saying 6571 workers died constructing the stadia. The Qataris say 37.