Live / Day 6 of the World Cup. Groups A and B enter the second round and the teams begin to decide the future

The guarantee was given by the Football Association of Wales: fans of the national team traveling today to the Ahmad bin Ali stadium in Al Rayman, to watch the match against Iran, will be able to wear caps, accessories and rainbow flags, symbols connoted with the defense of the rights of the LGBTQI community.

After many Welsh fans were banned from entering the stadium last Monday to watch the game against the United States, with colorful clothing and accessories, which were confiscated by Qatari officials, the Welsh Federation decided to ask FIFA for satisfaction.

This Thursday, in a statement, the Federation announced that the entity responsible for the race confirmed that the fans will not be prevented from expressing themselves.

“The Football Association of Wales urges FIFA to stick to its message that everyone is welcome in Qatar during the World Cup and to continue to highlight human rights issues. We remain convinced that football is for everyone”, can be read in the text released by the British press.

This Friday the tournament enters the second round, with the match between Qatar and Senegal being able to determine the first elimination of this 2022 edition of the Soccer World Cup.

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We start this liveblog here to follow the sixth day of the World Cup, which represents the start of the second day of the group stage.

After Portugal’s victory over Ghana, the matches left for today are Wales-Iran (10:00), Qatar-Senegal (1:00 p.m.), Holland-Ecuador (4:00 p.m.) and England-United States (7:00 p.m.).

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