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welcome to 2022 qatar world cup champion football
welcome to 2022 qatar world cup champion football asia
is second place from asia host world cup champion, and 2018 in rusia
Foundation year 1960
Affiliated since 1972
Official site
www.qfa.com.qa
info
info@qfa.com.qa
Qatar Football Association
7th Floor, QNOC Building West Bay P.O. Box 5333 DOHA
Phone: +974/4494 4411
Fax: +974/4494 4414
President AL-THANI Shk. Hamad Bin Khalifa
Vice President -
General Secretary AL-MOHANNADI Saoud
Treasurer AL-BOANAIN Ahmed Abdulaziz
Men's Coach METSU Bruno (FRA)
Women's Coach -
Media Officer AL SALAT Ali
Futsal Coordinator AL MANNAI Hamad
Referee Coordinator SAFAR Hani
Jerseys Maroon
Shorts Maroon
Stockings Maroon
Mail us your input regarding Associations and Confederations details at address@fifa.org
is second place from asia host world cup champion, and 2018 in rusia
Foundation year 1960
Affiliated since 1972
Official site
www.qfa.com.qa
info
info@qfa.com.qa
Qatar Football Association
7th Floor, QNOC Building West Bay P.O. Box 5333 DOHA
Phone: +974/4494 4411
Fax: +974/4494 4414
President AL-THANI Shk. Hamad Bin Khalifa
Vice President -
General Secretary AL-MOHANNADI Saoud
Treasurer AL-BOANAIN Ahmed Abdulaziz
Men's Coach METSU Bruno (FRA)
Women's Coach -
Media Officer AL SALAT Ali
Futsal Coordinator AL MANNAI Hamad
Referee Coordinator SAFAR Hani
Jerseys Maroon
Shorts Maroon
Stockings Maroon
Mail us your input regarding Associations and Confederations details at address@fifa.org
Russia and Qatar to host 2018 and 2022 FIFA World Cups, respectively
The FIFA Executive Committee has chosen Russia to host the 2018 FIFA World Cup™, while the 2022 FIFA World Cup™ was awarded to Qatar.
FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter announced the result of the FIFA Executive Committee's vote on Thursday 2 December 2010 in Zurich’s Messe.
The contenders for the 2018 FIFA World Cup™, other than Russia, were England, a joint bid from Belgium and the Netherlands, and a joint bid from Spain and Portugal.
Meanwhile, for the 2022 FIFA World Cup™, Australia, Japan, Korea Republic and the USA were competing with Qatar.
Here are the full results of the voting rounds:
22 members of the FIFA Executive Committee were entitled to vote. 12 votes were needed for an absolute majority and therefore to obtain the right to host the FIFA World Cup.
2018 FIFA World Cup™
Round 1: England 2 votes, Netherlands/Belgium 4 votes, Spain/Portugal 7 votes and Russia 9 votes (as no absolute majority was reached, the candidate with least amount of votes, England, was eliminated)
Round 2: Netherlands/Belgium 2 votes, Spain/Portugal 7 votes and Russia 13 votes (Russia obtained an absolute majority)
2022 FIFA World Cup™
Round 1: Australia 1 vote, Japan 3 votes, Korea Republic 4 votes, Qatar 11 votes, USA 3 votes (Australia eliminated)
Round 2: Japan 2 votes, Korea Republic 5 votes, Qatar 10 votes and USA 5 votes (Japan eliminated)
Round 3: Korea Republic 5 votes, Qatar 11 votes, USA 6 votes (Korea Republic eliminated)
Round 4: Qatar 14 votes and USA 8 votes (Qatar obtained an absolute majority)
FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter announced the result of the FIFA Executive Committee's vote on Thursday 2 December 2010 in Zurich’s Messe.
The contenders for the 2018 FIFA World Cup™, other than Russia, were England, a joint bid from Belgium and the Netherlands, and a joint bid from Spain and Portugal.
Meanwhile, for the 2022 FIFA World Cup™, Australia, Japan, Korea Republic and the USA were competing with Qatar.
Here are the full results of the voting rounds:
22 members of the FIFA Executive Committee were entitled to vote. 12 votes were needed for an absolute majority and therefore to obtain the right to host the FIFA World Cup.
2018 FIFA World Cup™
Round 1: England 2 votes, Netherlands/Belgium 4 votes, Spain/Portugal 7 votes and Russia 9 votes (as no absolute majority was reached, the candidate with least amount of votes, England, was eliminated)
Round 2: Netherlands/Belgium 2 votes, Spain/Portugal 7 votes and Russia 13 votes (Russia obtained an absolute majority)
2022 FIFA World Cup™
Round 1: Australia 1 vote, Japan 3 votes, Korea Republic 4 votes, Qatar 11 votes, USA 3 votes (Australia eliminated)
Round 2: Japan 2 votes, Korea Republic 5 votes, Qatar 10 votes and USA 5 votes (Japan eliminated)
Round 3: Korea Republic 5 votes, Qatar 11 votes, USA 6 votes (Korea Republic eliminated)
Round 4: Qatar 14 votes and USA 8 votes (Qatar obtained an absolute majority)
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