Documentary about how the men in FIFA sold the right to host the event in Qatar in 2022.

Every game will be shown live across BBC and ITV with each of its main TV channels broadcasting every match live for free. Games will also be available to watch on BBC iPlayer and ITVX so you don't have to miss a moment, even on the move. All UK times.

Higher tier tickets for the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar have significantly increased in price in comparison to the last World Cup in 2018 in Russia. While category 1 tickets for the final match cost 1,100 U.S. dollars in 2018, they now cost roughly 1,607 U.S. dollars in 2022, an increase of 46 percent.

It will provide its passengers with 56 live FIFA World Cup matches as well as other major sporting events directly on their personal devices, on flights equipped with the airline's Super Wi-Fi service.

The controversy surrounding Qatar's hosting of the World Cup, arising in relation to the country's alleged violations of human rights, and specifically migrant worker rights, persisted from 2010 until the conclusion of the tournament in 2022.

The documentary is filmed like a gangster flick, and is narrated by Alan Ford, who starred in two Guy Ritchie crime capers.

FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022: Schedule, reaction and how to watch. The 2022 World Cup in Qatar is a month-long festival of football, packed with drama and excitement. ESPN is there for it all!

Live streaming and full replays of FIFA World Cup 2022™ will be available on FOXSports.com and the FOX Sports App. Full replays of the FIFA World Cup 2022™ will also be available on Tubi.

Looking at room rates across all hotels in Doha, they typically sit somewhere between $120 and $150 on average across the course of 2022, a level they have largely been around over the last three years. Then as the World Cup starts, prices in Doha peak during the opening week of the tournament, at $1,312.

The 64-game tournament in eight stadiums in and around Doha starts on November 20 and has a total capacity of about three million tickets. The cheapest tickets for fans from outside Qatar are priced at 250 riyals ($69).

Qatar has launched a new Hayya Card option which will allow non-ticketed fans to enter the country and attend the FIFA World Cup™ after the group stage has concluded. The 'Early December' feature, which allows fans without tickets to apply for a Hayya Card, will be valid after midnight on 2 December.

World Cup organisers have banned the sale of alcohol around stadiums in Qatar after last-minute showdown talks, FIFA announced on Friday.