2018 tournament may be restricted to EuropeFifa President Sepp Blatter has revealed that a deal is being discussed where only European nations will be able to bid for the 2018 World Cup. |
Batistuta keen to see England host in 2018The England 2018 World Cup bid has found an unlikely ally in former Argentina goal machine Gabriel Batistuta. The ex Florentina hitman is now a representative of Qatar’s 2022 campaign after ending his career with successful club side Al-Arabi. |
2018 bid is key to West Ham’s futureThe success of the England 2018 World Cup bid could determine whether or not West Ham United will complete a ground move to the 2012 Olympic stadium in the future. |
Ginola becomes England bid ambassadorEngland’s bid for the 2018 World Cup has recruited a new ambassador in the figure of former Newcastle, Spurs and France midfielder David Ginola. |
USA announce prospective 2018 host citiesThe United States have announced the 18 host cities that could host matches if the country’s 2018 or 2022 bid is successful. |
Nottingham World Cup project moves forwardNottingham’s plans to be a host city for the 2018 World Cup have taken a significant step forward as Rushcliffe councillors reluctantly proposed the Gamston site for development. |
Australia to travel to Angola congressAustralia have announced that they will be travelling to the African congress in Angola despite Qatar denying them the opportunity to give a presentation. |
English FA set to campaign in AngolaThe English 2018 bid team are to travel to Angola in a bid to appeal to the four key African voters who will decide which nations will be hosting the 2018 and 2022 World Cup. |
Fans group to involve FIFA in MK Dons rowWimbledon Independent Supporters Association have claimed that they are ready to take their battle against Milton Keynes being used as World Cup venue to FIFA. |
England 2018 team refuse to get involved with Qatar rowThe England 2018 bid team has decided against becoming involved in the recent row over promotion opportunities at the Confederation of African Football congress, that follows the African Nations this month. |