‘Qatar bribed eight Ecuadorian gamers’: Explosive match-fixing declare rocks FIFA World Cup 2022 

FIFA World Cup 2022: A match-fixing declare forward of the opening match on Sunday has shaken Qatar, which is internet hosting the FIFA World Cup 2022. The primary match is scheduled to be performed between the host nation and Ecuador right this moment.

Nonetheless, forward of the conflict, Amjad Taha, a strategic political affairs professional, on Thursday claimed that Qatar has bribed eight Ecuadorian gamers $7.4 million to lose the opener. He additional stated that 5 Qatari and Ecadour insiders have confirmed this.    

“Unique: Qatar bribed eight Ecuadorian gamers $7.4 million to lose the opener(1-0 2nd half). 5 Qatari and #Ecadour insiders confirmed this. We hope it is false. We hope sharing this can have an effect on the end result. The world ought to oppose FIFA corruption,” Taha stated in a tweet on November 17.

Whereas nobody else has to date made or backed this critical allegation, Marc Owen Jones, an affiliate professor at Hamad Bin Khalifa College, stated that this was pretend information coming from “a widely known disinformation account”.  

Qatar has already been dealing with huge criticism for its human rights violations, inhumane remedy of migrant employees developing stadiums for sports activities, strict rules – like no ingesting and no revealing garments in compliance with Islamic legal guidelines – for guests, and insufficient services to accommodate lakhs of soccer followers. 

Many followers who’ve landed within the nation to observe Fifa have taken to social media platforms to complain in regards to the harsh situations in Qatar.  

BBC’s Rhia Chohan in a tweet stated they spent the evening in a fan village close to Lusail Stadium. “Friends slowly checking in to seek out they will’t purchase ingesting water and not using a wristband. It’s 30 levels. Nearest store an hour stroll. Nobody is aware of the place the wristbands are. We’re advised the pageant is supposed to kick off at 6.30pm,” she stated. 

Israeli American author Emily Schrader stated that the Qatari officers had been threatening to smash cameras of followers filming the tough situations contained in the World Cup Fan Village. “You’d suppose after China and Russia they’d have discovered to not maintain main sporting occasions in dictatorships however hey, that’s FIFA for you! Qatari officers are threatening to smash cameras of followers filming the tough situations contained in the World Cup Fan Village,” she wrote on Twitter.