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Liverpool's owners Fenway Sports Group brought Dalglish’s 18-month reign to an end with an emotional tribute, duly recognising the Scot’s legendary status and enduring contribution as both player and manager.

Their decision followed face-to-face talks with the 61 year-old in America earlier this week when it became apparent the manager would be forced to step down due to an inconsistent season. He had returned to Merseyside while the terms of his and assistant Steve Clarke’s departure were finalised.

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It was announced that Qatar will host the 2022 FIFA World Cup after FIFA's Executive Committee voted in a secret ballot on 2 December 2010 in Zurich.
Five candidates presented their bids to stage the 2022 edition of the world's largest sporting event.

In addition to the eventual winners Qatar - Australia, Korea Republic, Japan and the United States also bid for the prized hosting rights. U.S., Japan and Korea had all previously staged the FIFA World Cup with Japan and Korea, the first ever co-host the tournament again in 2002. The final round was held in 1994 in the United States.
The World Cup will go to new countries, and I am a happy President as we speak of the development of football.
FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter

"I would like to congratulate Qatar and also thank the other candidates for their efforts," said FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter. "The World Cup will go to new countries, and I am a happy President as we speak of the development of football."

Chairman of the offer of Qatar, Sheikh Mohammed bin Hamad Al-Thani was close to tears after the announcement. "Thank you for believing in change and a belief in the expansion of the game, and I thank you that Qatar a chance," he said. "We will not disappoint. We make you feel proud."

After the next FIFA World Cup 2014 in Brazil, and the output in 2018 in Russia, were also awarded the hosting rights on Thursday, the final will be staged for the first time in Qatar in 2022.