Qatar deny wrongdoing in World Cup bid

Qatar 2022 deny any wrongdoing in connection with their winning bid, according to a statement from the country’s World Cup organisers.

Qatar deny wrongdoing in World Cup bid
Mon, 30 May, 2011 - 14:49

Qatar 2022 deny any wrongdoing in connection with their winning bid, according to a statement from the country’s World Cup organisers.

Qatar's statement read: “Qatar 2022 categorically deny any wrong doing in connection with their winning bid.

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