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The State Department’s Oct. 23 advisory urges Americans to reconsider travel to Qatar because of the risk of armed conflict.
“FIFA understands that U.S. Soccer’s decision was made in light of the existing U.S. Level 3 travel advisory,” FIFA said in a statement, nothing other sports events staged safely in Qatar this year.
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U.S. Soccer issued a letter to its U-17 national team players announcing the withdrawal from the upcoming World Cup in Qatar due to safety concerns linked to the Iran war. The federation cited the U.S. State Department’s Level 3 Travel Advisory, which warns of risks of armed conflict and regional tensions, as the primary reason for canceling both the pre-tournament camp and tournament participation. The report…
USA soccer sends emotional letter to players about pulling out of U-17 World Cup in Qatar amid Iran war →2 articles from Fox News on this storyThe Under-17 World Cup in Qatar will begin next week as scheduled despite the United States' decision to withdraw its team from the competition. The U.S. Soccer organization cited safety concerns for its departure, whereas FIFA boss Gianni Infantino maintains that all teams and fans will remain safe in the host country. The report focuses on the tournament's continuation in the face of the American team's absence.
Qatar Under-17 World Cup is on despite US pull out →2 articles from Al Jazeera on this storyThe United States men’s national under-17 team has withdrawn from the upcoming FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar due to safety concerns for players and staff, as cited by US Soccer Federation. The decision comes after reviewing travel advisories which advise against non-essential travel to Qatar because of armed conflict risks. Qualified nations face a CHF20,000 ($24,000) fine for withdrawing within 30 days before the…
US withdraw from U-17 World Cup in Qatar due to safety concerns →The United States has withdrawn from the upcoming Under-17 Men’s World Cup in Doha, Qatar, scheduled to start next week, citing security concerns. This decision follows recent missile and drone attacks on Qatar related to tensions with Iran. U.S. Soccer informed players and families about the cancellation of their participation this week. The withdrawal is due to a Level 3 travel advisory from the State Department…
US withdraws from Under-17 World Cup in Qatar, set to begin next week, over security concerns →The United States Soccer Federation has withdrawn its boys' team from the FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Qatar due to security concerns, following the U.S. government’s Level 3 travel advisory for the region. The tournament, which begins in Doha next Wednesday, was set to feature the U.S. team playing against Montenegro, Chile, and Algeria. FIFA confirmed the withdrawal but did not name a replacement team, though the…
US pulls boys team from FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Qatar citing security in the Gulf →The United States soccer body withdrew its boys' Under-17 team from the upcoming FIFA tournament in Qatar due to security concerns in the Gulf region. The tournament, which features 48 nations, was scheduled to begin next Wednesday with the U.S. team set to play Montenegro, Chile, and Algeria. This report highlights the decision was prompted by a U.S. Level 3 travel advisory and notes that the federation faces a…
US pulls boys team from FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Qatar citing security in the Gulf →Analysis
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US withdraw from U-17 World Cup in Qatar due to safety concerns
Team USA withdraws from FIFA U-17 World Cup amid State Department travel warning in Middle East
US withdraws from Under-17 World Cup in Qatar, set to begin next week, over security concerns
US pulls boys team from FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Qatar citing security in the Gulf
US pulls boys team from FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Qatar citing security in the Gulf
FIFA Under-17 World Cup to kick off in Qatar despite US withdrawal
How it changed
- 11 Nov
The United States men’s national team have pulled out of the Fifa U-17 World Cup, due to kick off in Qatar in just over a week.
- 12 Nov
The State Department’s Oct. 23 advisory urges Americans to reconsider travel to Qatar because of the risk of armed conflict.
Coverage 8 articles
12 Nov USA soccer sends emotional letter to players about pulling out of U-17 World Cup in Qatar amid Iran warU.S. Soccer issued a letter to its U-17 national team players announcing the withdrawal from the upcoming World Cup in Qatar due to safety concerns linked to the Iran war. The federation cited the U.S. State Department’s Level 3 Travel Advisory, which warns of risks of armed conflict and regional tensions, as the primary reason for canceling both the pre-tournament camp and tournament participation. The report…Fox News
12 Nov Qatar Under-17 World Cup is on despite US pull outThe Under-17 World Cup in Qatar will begin next week as scheduled despite the United States' decision to withdraw its team from the competition. The U.S. Soccer organization cited safety concerns for its departure, whereas FIFA boss Gianni Infantino maintains that all teams and fans will remain safe in the host country. The report focuses on the tournament's continuation in the face of the American team's absence.Al Jazeera
12 Nov FIFA Under-17 World Cup to kick off in Qatar despite US withdrawalFIFA confirmed that the 48-team Under-17 World Cup will proceed as scheduled in Qatar starting November 19, despite the United States' decision to withdraw its national team. The US Soccer Federation canceled its participation and pre-tournament camp citing safety concerns linked to a US State Department travel advisory regarding potential armed conflict. FIFA maintains that its security assessments remain unchanged…Al Jazeera
12 Nov US pulls boys team from FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Qatar citing security in the GulfThe United States soccer body withdrew its boys' Under-17 team from the upcoming FIFA tournament in Qatar due to security concerns in the Gulf region. The tournament, which features 48 nations, was scheduled to begin next Wednesday with the U.S. team set to play Montenegro, Chile, and Algeria. This report highlights the decision was prompted by a U.S. Level 3 travel advisory and notes that the federation faces a…ABC News (US)
12 Nov US pulls boys team from FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Qatar citing security in the GulfThe United States Soccer Federation has withdrawn its boys' team from the FIFA Under-17 World Cup in Qatar due to security concerns, following the U.S. government’s Level 3 travel advisory for the region. The tournament, which begins in Doha next Wednesday, was set to feature the U.S. team playing against Montenegro, Chile, and Algeria. FIFA confirmed the withdrawal but did not name a replacement team, though the…Toronto Star
12 Nov US withdraws from Under-17 World Cup in Qatar, set to begin next week, over security concernsThe United States has withdrawn from the upcoming Under-17 Men’s World Cup in Doha, Qatar, scheduled to start next week, citing security concerns. This decision follows recent missile and drone attacks on Qatar related to tensions with Iran. U.S. Soccer informed players and families about the cancellation of their participation this week. The withdrawal is due to a Level 3 travel advisory from the State Department…Just the News
12 Nov Team USA withdraws from FIFA U-17 World Cup amid State Department travel warning in Middle EastU.S. Soccer withdrew its under-17 men's national team from the FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar due to safety concerns highlighted by a State Department travel warning about potential armed conflict. The withdrawal, announced eight days before the tournament’s Nov. 19 kickoff, cites the government’s Level 3 advisory and restrictions on embassy staff and their families traveling to Qatar without special authorization…Fox News
11 Nov US withdraw from U-17 World Cup in Qatar due to safety concernsThe United States men’s national under-17 team has withdrawn from the upcoming FIFA U-17 World Cup in Qatar due to safety concerns for players and staff, as cited by US Soccer Federation. The decision comes after reviewing travel advisories which advise against non-essential travel to Qatar because of armed conflict risks. Qualified nations face a CHF20,000 ($24,000) fine for withdrawing within 30 days before the…The Guardian
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