It has actually been an odd accumulation to FIFA World Cup 2022, with football being eclipsed by criticisms versus the hosts for their abysmal human rights record. Another bombshell dropped the other day in which it was declared that Qatar paid off Ecuadorian gamers to lose the very first match of the World Cup by 1-0.
Amjad Taha, a political affairs specialist based out of Saudi Arabia, tweeted that 8 Ecuadorian gamers were jointly used $7.4 million to deliberately lose a video game versus the house side. Taha included that the advancement is validated by 5 Qatari and Taha composed, “Qatar paid off 8 Ecuadorian gamers $7.4 million to lose the opener( 1-0 2nd half). 5 Qatari and #Ecadour experts verified this. We hope it’s incorrect. We hope sharing this will impact the result. The world needs to oppose FIFA corruption.”
Exclusive: Qatar paid off 8 Ecuadorian gamers $7.4 million to lose the opener( 1-0 ⚽ 2nd half). 5 Qatari and #Ecadour experts validated this.We hope it’s incorrect. We hope sharing this will impact the outcome.The world ought to oppose FIFA corruption.@MailSport #WorldCup2022
— Amjad Taha أمجد طه (@amjadt25) November 17, 2022
However, Taha’s words should not be trusted, as he is popular for spreading out false information on various celebrations in the past. He likewise tagged an English publication Daily Mail, despite the fact that it has absolutely nothing to do with the story.
Marc Owen Jones, the associate teacher at HBKU Qatar, kept in mind how these disinformation techniques are to revile the hosts. He composed, “Just a direct if anybody sees a story about Qatar paying off Ecuador 7.4 million to lose the opening video game– it began here from a widely known disinformation account who is in some way likewise the primary source in the story @amjadt25 It’s currently got countless RTs though.”
Just a direct if anybody sees a story about Qatar paying off Ecuador 7.4 million to lose the opening video game– it began here from a popular disinformation account who is in some way likewise the primary source in the story @amjadt25 It’s currently got countless RTs though pic.twitter.com/2EjjvqEbBV
— Marc Owen Jones (@marcowenjones) November 17, 2022
Qatar will be handling Ecuador in the opening component of the World Cup 2022, set to be staged on 20 November. Senegal and the Netherlands are 2 other groups in Group A, and they are most likely to advance beyond the preliminary from this group.
Earlier, FIFA exposed that they have actually partnered with Sportsradar to keep an eye on the wagering, match-fixing,