Qatar World Cup 'can't possibly be held in the summer'

Football Association chairman Greg Dyke still expects the Qatar World Cup to be switched to autumn or winter.

Qatar World Cup 'can't possibly be held in the summer'
Sun, 26 Oct, 2014 - 12:07

Football Association chairman Greg Dyke still expects the Qatar World Cup to be switched to autumn or winter.

The European Club Association, an umbrella organisation representing the interests of 214 teams from the continent, is set to lobby for the finals to be played in April and May 2022 when a taskforce set up to look at the issue meets on November 3.

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