Australia head coach leaves son-in-law out of Qatar World Cup squad in ruthless call and more

Christmas between Australia national team boss Graham Arnold and football defender Trent Sainsbury can be very cold as the manager excludes his son-in-law from the World Cup squad Australia head coach Graham Arnold has made the bold decision to drop his own son-in-law, Trent Sainsbury, from the Qatar FIFA World Cup squad. Qatar FIFA World Cup fans can buy France Vs Australia Tickets from our website.

Meanwhile, he has opted to bring teenager Garang Kuol into the squad, although he has not been in the league so far this season. Cool will join Newcastle from Australia’s Central Coast Mariners in January and will represent his current club team in the A-League All-Star Game against Barcelona.

Australia head coach Graham Arnold made the bold decision to drop his own son-in-law

On Monday, Arnold revealed who was in his 26-man roster, less than two weeks away from the World Cup opener. Veteran defender Sainsbury’s did not make it despite being close to the boss as the husband of daughter Elissa.

Australia manager Graham Arnold has made the bold decision to drop his own son-in-law, Trent Sainsbury, from the Qatar FIFA World Cup squad.

Garang Kuol

Meanwhile, he has opted to bring teenager Garang Kuol into the squad, although he has not been in the league so far this season.

Koul will join Newcastle from Australia’s Central Coast Mariners in January and will represent his current club team in the A-League All-Star Game against Barcelona.

On Monday, Arnold revealed who was in his 26-man roster, less than two weeks away from the World Cup opener. Veteran defender Sainsbury’s did not make it, despite being close to the boss as the husband of daughter Elissa.

Koul’s choice may spark some debate as the 18-year-old has never played internationally before. But the fact that he has signed a pre-contract deal with a Premier League team is a testament to his talent.

Without starting this season for Marriners, Koul has only had one cap for the national team so far. Which came during a clash with nearby New Zealand in September. Magpies fans will be keeping an eye on the young striker’s performance in Qatar.

Koul’s choice may spark some debate as the 18-year-old has never played internationally before. But the fact that he has signed a pre-contract deal with a Premier League team is a testament to his talent.

Trent Sainsbury can be very cold as the manager excludes his son-in-law from the World Cup

Not having started for Marriners this season. Koul has so far only provided a cap for his national team. Which came about in September during a clash with nearby New Zealand. Magpies fans will be keeping an eye on the young striker’s performance in Qatar.

Tom Rogic

Arnold looks keen to oversee the ousting of some veteran stars, with West Brom midfielder Tom Rogic also being left out of the roster.

The Baggies star withdrew from the team for personal reasons in the final stages of qualifying for the Socceroos. Rogic has not been much better at the club level, with only one start this season.

Australia’s first game is Tuesday, November 22 against defending champions France. Arnold will be happy to try to improve the performance of the national team from four years ago.

Four years ago, Australia was knocked out of the group stage in Russia after a 1-1 draw with Denmark by Peru and France. FIFA World Cup 2022 fans can buy Australia Vs Denmark Tickets from our website.

Australia squad: Mat Ryan (captain), Jason Cummings, Nathaniel Atkinson, Keanu Baccus. Ajdin Hrustic, Aziz Behich, Martin Boyle, Milos Degenek, Garang Kuol. Thomas Deng, Cameron Devlin, Mitchell Duke, Andrew Redmayne, Craig Goodwin. Jackson Irvine, Danny Vukovic, Fran Karacic, Joel King, Bailey Wright. Mathew Leckie, Awer Mabil, Jamie Maclaren, Riley McGree, Aaron Mooy, Kye Rowles, Harry Souttar.

Australian football referee named to Qatar FIFA World Cup 2022

Football Australia today honoured five match officials appointed for the FIFA World Cup 2022 in Qatar later this month.

In May, the FIFA Referee Committee released the list of selected match officials for the Qatar World Cup 2022.

Anton Shchetinin, Chris Beath, Shaun Evans, Ashley Beecham and Alireza Faghani of the Islamic Republic of Iran, based in Australia since 2019, make up 36 Referees, 69 Assistant Referees and 24 Video Match Officials (VMOs). Work closely with six federations.

Beath and Faghani were selected as umpires, Beecham and Shchetinin were assistant umpires and Shaun Evans was named video match official.

FIFA Referee Committee released the list of selected match officials for the Qatar World Cup 2022

Their appointments are based on their quality and performance in FIFA championships and other international and domestic competitions in recent years.

Pierluigi Collina, FIFA Referee Commission President

“As always, the criteria we use are ‘quality first’ and the match officials elected to represent the highest level of referees worldwide,” said Pierluigi Collina, FIFA Referee Commission President.

“The 2018 World Cup is a big part of its success because of the high standards of referees and we will do our best to do better in Qatar in a few months.”

The Qatar 2022 Road project was launched in 2019, with more than 50 trios considering potential candidates and intensive preparations. However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, this preparation has not been easy as live events have been suspended for an extended period of time.

“The pandemic has affected our activities, especially in 2020 and early 2021. Fortunately, the World Cup is still a long way off and we have plenty of time to prepare candidates well. We announced these candidates in advance because we wanted to work harder with all those designated for the FIFA World Cup and oversee the coming months. The message is clear: don’t rest on your laurels, keep working hard and get serious about preparing for the World Cup,” Collina said.

FIFA Referee Director Massimo Busacca

FIFA Referee Director Massimo Busacca made sure match officials get all the necessary support from FIFA as their preparations are crucial.

“Thanks to the innovative tracking and support program. All match officials can receive better and more intensive guidance from FIFA referees than in previous years.

“This is a very important factor, and given the FIFA World Cup 2022 we expect significant improvements and improvements,” explains Busacca.

“In addition, there will be tailor-made individual programs, especially programs related to health and fitness.

Each match official will be closely watched over the coming months, with a final assessment of technical, physical and medical aspects shortly. Before the World Cup to get them in top shape when the tournament kicks off in Qatar. “

Shaun Evans was named the video match official referee

Selected match officials will attend several workshops (Asuncion, Madrid and Doha) at the beginning of the summer to view and analyze video footage of real match situations and participate in hands-on training sessions with players. Which will be filmed to enable participants to receive immediate feedback from mentors.

Busacca

“The focus of the preparations remains on protecting the image of the players and the game, consistency, consistency, interpreting the game from a technical and tactical point of view, understanding the different mentalities of the players and the team”, added Busacca. We cannot eliminate all errors, but we will do everything we can to reduce them.”

Four years after the VAR system was first implemented at the 2018 World Cup in Russia. A team of 24 Video Match Officials (VMOs) will be operating in Qatar, ready to provide technical support to teammates on the field should the need arise to be. Due to the very limited number of FIFA member associations. That implemented the VAR system at the time, in 2018 VMOs in Russia were mainly selected from Europe and South America.

Today, VAR systems are used at all major events around the world, and VMOs from Asia, Africa and Central and North America will also participate in the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.

FIFA Referee Commission

For the first time in the history of the FIFA World Cup. The FIFA Referee Commission has also appointed three female referees and three female assistant referees.

“We were delighted to see Stephanie Frappart from France, Salima Mukansanga from Rwanda and Yoshimi Yamashita from Japan, as well as assistant referees Neuza Back from Brazil, Karen Diaz Medina from Mexico and Kathryn Nesbitt from the US. “

For the first time in history, United World Cup has female match officials. This ends a long process that began several years ago with the use of female referees in the FIFA Men’s Junior and Senior Championships.

“In this way, we clearly emphasize that it is quality and not gender that is important to us. I hope that in the future the selection of elite women’s match officials in important men’s matches will be seen as normal and no longer sensational. They deserved to play in the FIFA World Cup because they have always maintained a very high level, which is an important factor for us,” concludes Pierluigi Collina, President of the FIFA Referee Committee.

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