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The official world rankings of the international mens and womens teams.

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In the FIFA Training Centre, coaches of all levels and age-groups can explore a breadth of cutting-edge training sessions, analyses and related video content designed to enhance their impact on the game. 

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The Vision 2020-2023 is a pledge not only to FIFA’s member associations, but to everyone who loves football.

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FIFA exists to govern football and to develop the game around the world. Since 2016, the organization has been evolving rapidly to become an organization that can more effectively serve our game for the benefit of the world.

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FIFA has made sizeable strides off the pitch to hasten the growth of women’s football.

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FIFA is actively working to improve the lives of people around the world through the work of FIFA Foundation and its Social Responsibility programmes

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Pursuing the Goal 7 of The Vision 2020-2023, FIFA so far has laid building blocks for further growth through many examples of reinforced governance structures and the development of professionals and systems operating within them.

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FIFA followed parallel pathways in using technology for the benefit of the whole football community in 2020.

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As world football’s governing body, FIFA is firmly committed to the principles of the rule of law, good governance and transparency

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Follow all of FIFA's activities at the 2022 FIFA World Cup™

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Groundbreaking facts and figures as Qatar 2022™ group stage wraps up

Audio descriptive commentary makes Qatar 2022 accessible for blind fans

Sensory rooms at FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ creating memorable experiences

Disabled Fans offered unique FIFA World Cup experience

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FIFA’s key mission is to globalise, popularise and democratise football. Learn more about how we do this.

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FIFA is working on a wide range of topics from improving the women's game and developing football around the world to ensuring better football governance structures.

In providing a comprehensive analysis of the group phase, the FIFA Technical Study Group (TSG) offered up their learnings from the competition’s first 48 matches. 

Technical Study Group Media Briefing - FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022

After 13 days and 48 matches, the first edition of the FIFA World Cup™ to be hosted in the Middle East and Arab world has presented an array of facts and figures, starting with a cumulative stadium attendance of 2.45 million spectators. 

Japan v Spain: Group E - FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022

FIFA has introduced a new initiative at Qatar 2022. For each of the 64 matches, disabled fans have also been offered an exclusive experience during the pre-match ceremony. 

For Yassine Chahboub, it has been a lifelong dream to attend the FIFA World Cup™. However, the 35-year-old Morocco fan has sensory needs that make it difficult for him to attend live matches. Due to sensory rooms at Qatar 2022 his dream has become reality.

Sensory rooms at FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ creating memorable experiences 

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Faisal Kohaji has been a football fan for as long as he can remember. Being blind has not stopped him from enjoying the game. However, his enjoyment has improved markedly during the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™ thanks to audio descriptive commentary.

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Football Unites the World is a global movement to inspire, unite and develop through football.

Football Unites the World will be a global movement to inspire, unite and develop through football. FIFA Legends have shared their stories of how football united their respective countries during uncertain times.

Nuno Gomes: Playing in a World Cup is the fulfilment of a childhood dream

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Ian Wright: Football naturally brings people together

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In the lead-up to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, we asked Gilberto Silva to take a trip down memory lane.

Gilberto Silva: Winning the World Cup gave me more responsibility in my career 

Gilberto Silva, prior to the second and final leg of this year’s FIFA World Cup™ Trophy Tour by Coca-Cola 

In the lead-up to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022™, we asked Sergio Aguero to take a trip down memory lane.

Sergio Aguero: The FIFA World Cup has the power to bring countries together

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Les FIFA Legends racontent comment le football a uni leurs pays respectifs en des temps incertains.