Liverpool striker Mohamed Salah was left in tears following a shoulder injury he sustained during the first half of Saturday’s Champions League final. It is only 14 days to the World Cup, and with such little time in hand, Salah faces a tough struggle ahead. The Egyptian National suffered a shoulder injury in the 31st minute of Liverpool’s match against Real Madrid. He was pulled down by Real Madrid’s captain Sergio Ramos. Real Madrid emerged triumphant in the Saturday game with a 3-1 win against Liverpool.

The days to the FIFA World Cup 2018 Russia are quickly running out. With less than three weeks to go, exactly 20 days from now, the premiere of the global games will be happening. As every other national team does their final rounds of practice, training, workout, and preparation so do Russia’s. Russia’s national team has also welcomed their fellow competing teams at the World Cup 2018.

Are you pumped to see how this year’s Games turn out? Just waiting to watch your favorite national teams and football players go head to head on the playing field this coming June? That’s the energy being felt all over the world. However, for some people whose favorite players have been left out of the 32 23-man teams that will be playing in Russia, it’s not exactly the greatest feeling. Let’s take a look at players from France, Portugal and England’s national teams who so unfortunately, didn’t make the cut.

Manchester City and Argentine national team striker Sergio Aguero was ruled out of Manchester City’s Premier League tournament against Tottenham Hotspur following a knee injury he sustained when he was tackled by Ashley Young. Aguero suffered the injury in March and his condition deteriorated during one of his training sessions. He has not been in the field for over a month now.

With only 56 days left on the clock, Neymar is in a race against time to be fit for Brazil’s opening match in Russia. The 26-year-old Brazilian footballer said that he is confident that he will return to training and be fit for the World Cup. This is following a foot injury he suffered on 25th February. He hopes to be back on the field on 17th May, which would give him slightly over a month to train and prepare for the Games. Brazil will face Switzerland in their opening…

In just two months, on 14th June, we will be kicking off the much-awaited World Cup games. This countdown gets exciting by the second – there are clocks all over the world and on the internet, all set down to the second in anticipation of the Games. We have the pleasure of watching all the moments that lead up to the 2018 World Cup unfold, day by day.

The World Cup international friendly warm-up games are heating up as we move even closer to the long-awaited FIFA World Cup. On 26th March, England called a 1-1 draw in a friendly with Italy, which for the first times since 1989 will not be playing in the 2018 FIFA World Cup. On this day too, Brazil played away against Germany and beat them 1-0. This win was a reprieve from 2014 World Cup third-place playoff when Brazil lost 1-7 to Germany – Brazil’s Neymar at the time was injured and…

The 2018 FIFA World Cup is now 77 days away, and we can’t help but keep up with the preparation matches that the qualifying teams have been engaging in this week. The players and their coaches are making double, triple the effort to emerge at the top in the friendlies and finally in the big games. Here is a full list of the 32 qualifier teams that we are anxiously looking forward to cheering on less than three months from now, precisely beginning on 14th June:

The long-awaited World Cup games are just around the corner. This will be a time for every soccer lover to enjoy a month of non-stop matches full of action, competition, and at the same time, global gathering. The 2018 World Cup will be held in Russia, a hosting award that was given to the country on 2nd December 2010. This will be the twenty-first FIFA World Cup. It is scheduled to take place from 14th June to 15th July. It will also be the first World Cup to be hosted…

We are counting down days to the FIFA World Cup 2018 that is now just 91 days away. Tension and anticipation continue to rise among both the players and the fans. Teams are preparing more than ever, engaging in friendly matches, training around the clock. Russia is bringing together its stadium venues. June 14th, the first day of the games, will mark the beginning of the 21st FIFA World Cup. It kicks off at Moscow’s Luzhniki Stadium where the hosts, Russia, will take on Saudi Arabia.