Ready for the fifth star?

Everything about the World Cup in Qatar in the eMagazine

Created: 11/18/2022 10:01 am

Who will be soccer world champion 2022 and can hold the trophy in their hands?

The tournament in Qatar starts on November 20th.

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The soccer World Cup in Qatar is about to start.

Be perfectly informed with the special booklet on the tournament in e-paper format.

It's hard to believe, but soon it'll be that time again: November 20 will kick off the 22nd World Cup.

Then it's time to talk shop again about the skills of the individual players and teams, to share the excitement in front of the television and to dust off the Germany jerseys.

At the same time, however, it will be a completely different World Cup than we are used to in this country: for the first time, it will not take place in the summer months of June and July.

Digital World Cup special for the soccer World Cup in Qatar now for free download

• The special provides you with a compact overview of the World Cup in Qatar: all key data on the World Cup, the teams and the venue.

• Read exciting background stories: Will coach Hansi Flick live up to expectations?

  How good is Qatar's team?

  What are the stadiums like?

  Where are the games broadcast?

• Get an overview of the different groups and which teams to keep an eye on.

• Follow the matches and their results in your own schedule - right up to the final.

• Practical for on the go: the digital magazine is available as a PDF download.

• Simply register – and download for free

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World Cup Special brings you up to date in a compact way

The World Cup special offers you an overview of all the exciting facts about the football World Cup in Qatar.

First of all, it remains at 32 instead of the previously announced 48 teams.

But who is on which team?

Are there familiar faces from the Bundesliga in the national teams of other countries?

How strong are our opponents in Group E?

And who qualified for the German squad this year?

Coach Hansi Flick now has to show whether he wants to repeat the success – or failure – of Jogi Löw.

The special issue on the football World Cup in Qatar sheds light on these and many other questions for you.

Also included is a game plan where you can enter the results of the matches and follow the path to the final.

Download the free eMagazine here

Football World Cup in Qatar – a tournament full of controversy

There is currently not much to feel of a "winter fairy tale".

Many cities are more reserved when it comes to public viewing - instead, the games are broadcast more in the warm, in bars or pubs.

Because the World Cup in Qatar is not one to look forward to unreservedly.

We are still too concerned with the circumstances under which the World Cup was awarded and the stadiums were built.

So it remains to be seen whether the typical football fever will set in again as soon as the first ball rolls across the field.