FIFA inspects for World Cup

Though just a week been over after the celebration in South Africa, fresh World Cup fever is started to host the show in 2018 or 2022. FIFA planned a two-month inspection tour of Japan, South Korea, Australia, the Netherlands-Belgium, Russia, England, Spain-Portugal, the United States and Qatar in that order. Japan, is counting on its impressive financial and technological power to win the 2022 event. Japan has promised to treat football fans worldwide with ultra-realistic live three-dimensional broadcasts of matches.

Japan's bid also features a plan to invite 6,000 children from the 208 countries to watch matches live, participate in football clinics and learn about environmental issues and world peace with trips to the atomic-bombed cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Japan, South Korea, Australia and Qatar have submitted bids for 2022 only. England, Russia and the United States are bidding to host either 2018 or 2022. AFC president Mohamed Bin last month specified FIFA’s determination to see an Asian country win 2022. Australia withdraws its 2018 bid and focusing on hosting the 2022 tournament.