It’s all eyes on the 2022 FIFA World Cup which kicked off this past weekend in Qatar – and will culminate on 18 December 2022. The middle eastern country welcomed 32 teams including Africa’s finest: Cameroon, Ghana, Senegal, Morocco, and Tunisia.
Marking their first-ever World Cup appearance, Qatar lost 2–0 to Ecuador, becoming the first host nation to lose their opening game.
The week’s best moments include Saudi Arabi’s historic 2-1 win over Lionel Messi’s Argentina, played on Tuesday. On the same day, the defending champions, France slammed Australia with 4 goals to 1. The real drama went down on Wednesday afternoon when Japan surprised Germany with a late comeback in their group E fixture, seeing them win 2-1.
It’s early days yet, to predict the champions of this year’s tournament. But fans can look forward to Portugal’s Cristiano Ronaldo, who is on a mission to give his team its first World Cup title. We also have eyes on Cameroon, Ghana, and Brazil who will no longer be solely reliant on striker Neymar.
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We’ve gone through the first 16 of 64 matches. For local fans, all the matches and coverage are broadcast in mesmerizing brilliance on SuperSport, with two dedicated 4K channels introduced on DStv Channels 216 and 217.
As the home for Sports, SuperSport’s offering includes World Cup action for Compact, Access and Family package subscribers.
Access and Family package viewers can watch 19 group matches, four round-of-16’s, two quarterfinals, both semifinals, the third-place playoff and the final broadcast in high definition on DStv Channel 204.
You can catch all the matches using the DStv App, or the DStv Streama box. Simply, download the DStv App, fill in your details, and watch the games wherever you are. Or you can get the DStv Streama box, which allows you to unlock a world of entertainment.
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