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    The planet's biggest and greatest sporting extravaganza, the World Cup Football tournament  kicks off for the firsttime in the middle east country of Qatar. This is the second time the World  Cup is being held in Asia.Prior to  this, Japan and South Korea had jointly hosted the mega event in 2002. Since the World Cup started  in 1930, it has been held every four years except in 1942 and 1946 because of the 2nd World War. For the first time in the history of the world’s  numero uno sport,the 23rd edition will take place in autumn rather than summer. With the marquee  tournament around the corner,football  fever is fast catching on with fans around the world  as they wait for the kick off with bated breath.  Hosts Qatar takes on Ecuador in the inaugural match  to get the World Cup officially  rolling on November 20th. Format of the game The tournament will be held in a league cum knock out format.The 32 teams in the  fray  are in 8 different groups .  Each group consists of 4 tea

  It is not an overstatement to say that Nepal’s  recent string of setbacks in international football tournaments has rung alarm bells. If dismal results are any indication,it is fair to say  that football is not on the right track ,and clearly,much work remains to be done. Hapless and lackluster performance sums up the national team’s,including Under-17 and Under- 20 international outings in 2022. The national team’s best finish was the second place in the South Asian Federation Football Championship in Maldives. By contrast,they underperformed in the third round of the 2023 AFC Asian Cup qualifiers played in Kuwait, losing three matches.The humiliating 0-7 defeat at the hands of Indonesia further exposed the team. The Under-20 performance was a fiasco in terms of performance and result.They badly struggled in the SAFF U-20 Championship held in India.Against India they had to cope with an embarrassing 0-8 defeat. They faced more humiliation in the AFC U-20 Asian  Cup in Bahrain finish