Every day, Bein Sports makes a small clip with the “Suhail and Thuraia Predictions”housed in the Panda House Park of Al Khor Citywhere one of the two pandas enters the cave towards a transparent wall where they must touch one of the flags of the teams involved in the day’s match.
On the eve, the panda on duty leaned over Ecuador as the winner of the opening duel of the World Cup 2022 against Qatarfirst host to lose in the first match of the tournament.
In the second turn, the panda chose England for their duel against Iran in the opening of the B Groupwhose first date was completed with the match between United States and Wales.
In turn, another Qatari station, Alkass Channel, chose the hawk “Book” to anticipate match results worldsince falconry is one of the national sports of the emirate with camel racing.
The falcon must “hunt” in the desert one of the flags of the teams in play during that day that are in the air thanks to drones.
But “Libro” failed in his choice, because in his first participation he leaned towards a victory of Qatar against Ecuador that never arrived in the “worst opening duel in the history of the World Cups”as published by the French newspaper L’Equipe.
For his part, Jim White, envoy of the English newspaper Telegraph to Doha, pointed out against the inauguration work of the Italian Marco Balich: “this ceremony is the showcase of a corrupt organization and obsessed with money… and of a regime with a focus medieval law on civil rights and worker safety”.
Also in England, the BBC chose to skip the 30-minute opening ceremony, as did the private broadcaster ITV, a decision that Al Jazeera, on its English channel, described as “contempt.”
“The BBC does not broadcast the Qatar 2022 ceremony after having broadcast the Beijing 2022 Games. Are violations of rights by China worth less than those by Qatar?”, questioned journalist Piers Morgan in turn. , who days interviewed Cristiano Ronaldo for his criticism of Manchester United and the club’s Dutch manager, Erik Ten Hag.
Source: Ambito
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