Football: 2022 Qatar World Cup will change ‘wrong’ perceptions of Arab world - Infantino

The President of FIFA received a progress report on-site Tuesday at one of the key venues for the 2022 World Cup. Gianni Infantino was told that 70 per cent of the works have been completed at Doha's Lusail Stadium - the location of the final and matches at every stage of the tournament. It is a fine achievement, especially considering the effects of the global pandemic. "Naturally, like everywhere else in the world, we were affected in a minor way early on were members of the workforce contracted the virus," said the stadium's project manager, Tamim El Abed.