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England supporters will compete alongside the Three Lions in Qatar for their own 'World Cup'.Football chiefs are laying on a five-a-side event for rival groups which will mirror the tournament. The Fans’ Cup will be contested by followers of all 32 nations over four days during the competition.A Qatar government spokesman said: "Fans are central to the success of the first FIFA World Cup in the Middle East and Arab world.READ MORE: FIFA ‘fear tech howlers’ at World Cup as recent errors highlight possible embarrassment"We are thrilled to be hosting this tournament which we believe will create an exciting atmosphere while uniting fans from across the globe."Just like the world’s best footballers, their supporters will battle through group stages and knockout rounds until the winner is crowned at the FIFA Fan Festival in Al Bidda Park in Doha on December 2.All players must be 18 or over and have travel and accommodation secured from November 29 to December 2.

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World Cup TV schedule released - and England's 'ITV curse' could continue

England will be hoping that ITV's 'curse' won't continue at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar next November.The idea of the ITV curse came about after the Three Lions' 1998 World Cup campaign in France. Since that summer, England have struggled for wins on the TV channel, with only six wins on ITV compared to 17 over on the BBC.Ahead of last summer's Euro 2020, England only had four wins on the channel - and one of those wins was broadcast on both channels simultaneously.

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Rob Green's perfect reaction to England drawing USA in World Cup 12 years after blunder

England goalkeeper Robert Green has reacted in style to England's World Cup draw, as they were drawn with the United States for the second time in 12 years.England will also be joined by Iran and either Ukraine, Scotland or Wales, but the last time they faced the US in this competition it made for a memorable moment for Green. Although England were overwhelming favourites to win the group, they finished second behind the US on goal difference.That's partially down to an awful blunder as Green spilled the ball into his own net to gift the US a crucial goal in their clash against England, handing top spot over to their group rivals.

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Pundit makes Jack Grealish 'trust' claim after Southgate subbed off Man City star vs Hungary

Gareth Southgate hinted that he doesn't trust Jack Grealish as much as Raheem Sterling or Harry Kane yet.

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Chelsea legend can't believe Rob Green's deformed finger after 20 years in goal

Chelsea legend Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink was left shocked by Rob Green's finger after over 20 years of professional goalkeeping.The pair were at Stamford Bridge, alongside Bobby Zamora, to preview the Blues' clash with Manchester City on Saturday lunchtime.Green, who is a former England international, has 267 Premier League appearances to his name across spells at Norwich, West Ham, QPR, and Chelsea.And the 41-year-old wasn't shy about showing off his finger when the conversation moved onto the ferocity of shots in the Premier League.The Dutchman, renowned for his powerful shots, was shocked to see Green's disfigured finger."That's from one of Jimmy's free-kicks about 15 years ago," Green joked as he showed off his finger to the two former

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Five managers who banned sex from Pep Guardiola to Joachim Low - and how it turned out

Daily Star Sport is taking a look at five managers who have done just that and seeing what good, if any, it did them.Capello arrived as England manager in 2007 with a fabulous CV having won a hatful of titles and cups in European club football.But it was his first role in charge of an international team and clearly he felt a different approach was needed to succeed.Ahead of the 2010 World Cup he restricted the whole England squad to prevent them from getting 'distracted'.It had the complete opposite effect on goalkeeper Rob Green who fumbled Clint Dempsey's shot which led to a 1-1 draw with the USA.Capello could've done with extending it to the tournament's officials, though, because then they might have seen Frank Lampard's goal against

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Peter Chelsom To Direct ‘The Beauty Of Sharks’; Filmmaker’s Italian Pic ‘Security’ Hits Netflix Today

EXCLUSIVE: Two-time BAFTA nominee Peter Chelsom is making his second feature, the revenge thriller The Beauty of Sharks with Indiana Production in Italy. The news comes as Chelsom’s Italian thriller Security drops on Netflix today.

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Timo Werner hailed for actions spotted in 93rd minute of Chelsea's win over Leeds United

Chelsea’s 3-1 win over Leeds on Saturday night.The Blues came from behind to claim victory against Marcelo Bielsa’s men at Stamford Bridge, having fallen a goal behind when Patrick Bamford broke the deadlock after four minutes.Almost 23 minutes later Olivier Giroud brought Frank Lampard’s men level, before Kurt Zouma headed them in front 15 minutes into the second half.And deep into stoppage time, substitute Christian Pulisic swept the ball home from close range following a superb run and cross from Werner on the right flank.It proved a difficult evening for Werner in west London, with the £54million striker somehow squandering the chance to bring Chelsea level on the goal line.But former Blues goalkeeper Rob Green has hailed him for

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Fabio Capello opens up on England's 2010 World Cup embarrassment and singles out 'calamity' player

Fabio Capello has identified one player who was a “calamity” at the 2010 World Cup but defended his approach to the tournament, claiming England’s “preparation was perfect”.

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Rob Green shows off incredible lockdown look - with handlebar moustache and mohican

West Ham and QPR during his career, was seen with a mohican and handlebar moustache.Green made 12 appearances for England, starting the 2010 World Cup, and had previously been seen sporting a full head of hair with a shaved chin.And it seems the coronavirus lockdown has allowed the 40-year-old to experiment with his look as he donned a remarkable mohican for his chat ahead of the return of the Premier League.A handlebar moustache was keeping his top lip company with some fans on social media surprised by the former Leeds and Norwich keeper’s new look.One put: “Feck me, Keeper Rob Green has had a makeover lol.

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World Cup bosses plan tournament so England fans can compete alongside Three Lions

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