World Football governing body, FIFA, has released images of what the match ball for this year’s World Cup would look like. Named Al Rihla, which means ‘the journey’, it is the 14th ...

Every World Cup, Adidas introduces a new ball, and this year's is called the Al Rihla. Joern Pollex/FIFA via Getty Images ...

Adidas unveiled the Al Rihla, the 14th consecutive match ball supplied for a FIFA World ... Although its name conjured images of man's ancient quest to reach the stars and the 25th anniversary ...

The new Qatar World Cup soccer ball is the Al Rihla. The Al Rihla is made with water-based inks and glues and contains 20 panels. Eight of these are small triangles with roughly equal sides ...

The label first revealed the official ball on March 30 ... released Adidas X Speedportal ‘Al Rihla’ football boots that celebrates the FIFA World Cup 2022 (image via Sportskeeda) The German ...

This was deliberately done to give the audience a perfect idea about where the ball was in the match. Come the 2022 World Cup, there have been some notable changes and the 'Al Rihla' will be under ...

It was the middle of April when the club I work for in Sweden, Angelholms FF, began using Al Rihla in training and games. My first impressions of the ball were positive but even though we’ve ...

Al Hilm (Arabic for ‘the dream’), the official match ball for the semifinals and final of the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022, was revealed Sunday at a special event in the Al Rihla Arena at the ...

That includes the Adidas Al Rihla, the official ball of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, which kicks off this month. In Sialkot, about 60,000 people work in the soccer ball manufacturing business ...

FIFA has confirmed a new match ball will be used for the ... throughout the tournament so far. The Al Hilm model by Adidas, which succeeds the Al Rihla, will be used in the forthcoming semifinals ...

France's Kylian Mbappe is one of the many soccer stars who will be playing with the new Al Rihla ball at the 2022 Qatar World Cup. franck fife via getty images 2022's Al Rihla ball The new Qatar ...

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