Qatar, the host of this year's World Cup, has been accused of being the worst host in the tournament's history, and the Middle Eastern team has been unlucky to lose 0-3 to Croatia in a warm-up match.
With Qatar in a state of decline, it is feared that they will make a fool of themselves in the opening match of the World Cup in the early hours of November 21st.
Qatar, ranked 48th in the world, will face Croatia, which is composed of young local players aged 23 or below.
The Qataris were unable to fight back and were already down by two goals in the opening 16 minutes of the match. Had it not been for the opponent's big rotation in the second half, I am afraid that Qatar would have swallowed more than three eggs.
Qatar will play two warm-up matches against Canada and Chile in the early hours of September 24th and 28th, which will be even tougher. Qatar will open the World Cup on Nov. 21 in the early morning against
Ecuador
With Senegal and Holland in the same group, Qatar has a good chance of becoming a team with zero wins, zero points and zero goals.
