TV and Streaming Viewing Picks for November 29, 2022: how to watch FIFA World Cup today
Simultaneous matches begin Matchday 3 in Group Play at the FIFA World Cup on Fox, FS1, Telemundo and Peacock
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Croatian tabloid has wild cover comeback to John Herdman’s ‘F*** Croatia’: ‘You have the mouth, do you have the balls?’
Canadian manager John Herdman's post-match "F*** Croatia" has led to a lot of discussion, and now an unflattering Croatian tabloid cover.
Sky News reporter has hilarious fails interviewing World Cup fans
"13 seconds of TV gold on Sky News."
Canada’s John Herdman’s ‘I mean no disrespect’ follow-up to his earlier ‘F— Croatia!’ was perfect
"And when you're asked a question, 'What did you say in that huddle?', it's what I said. ...I mean no disrespect to the Croatian team and Croatian people, but at the end of the day, it's a mindset Canada's got to have if we're going to have three points against one of the top teams in the world."
ITV analyst Nadia Nadim abruptly leaves World Cup broadcast after finding out her mother was killed
"I have lost my home and I know nothing’s gonna ever feel the same."
Real Sports’ ‘modern-day slavery’ update on Qatar migrant workers is worth watching, and a sharp contrast to Fox
"When you're watching that World Cup in Qatar, just imagine how many men are buried in those grounds."
Qatar-Ecuador World Cup opener averages 3.071 million viewers on FS1, up from 2018 opener
The first match of the 2022 World Cup scored compared to four years ago from Russia.
Grant Wahl detained ahead of World Cup match over rainbow shirt
"I'm OK, but that was an unnecessary ordeal."
Argentinian TV reporter allegedly robbed while broadcasting live from World Cup in Qatar
"I just want my wallet back, I won’t be making the decision for the justice system."
BBC presenter Alex Scott wears “One Love” armband after FIFA threatens team captains
FIFA said they would issue yellow cards to anyone wearing the armband during a match.
WaPo report sparks debate on Qatar Airways’ Fox sponsorship, Fox’s initial World Cup staffing plans
Ben Strauss of The Washington Post reported that Fox was set to only have a limited in-country presence in Qatar until a Qatar Airways sponsorship. Fox disputes Strauss' report when it comes to the detail of comped flights.
Could 2022 World Cup engagement be the thing that breaks Twitter?
Twitter saw "115 billion impressions" during the last FIFA World Cup.
