Asian Cup postponed in wake of attacks on Saudi Arabia
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- 2 démenties
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Démenties par d’autres sources
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Démentie The Six Kings Slam tennis exhibition event, scheduled to be held in Riyadh, was cancelled.
IA Multiple results state that the Six Kings Slam in Riyadh was postponed from October 21-24 to December 27-30, 2026, with the event still going ahead on new dates. None describe it as cancelled, so the claim's core outcome is incompatible with the reports.
- skysports.com Six Kings Slam: Big-money tournament in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia postponed until December | Tennis News | Sky Sports contredit
- aljazeera.com Saudi tennis ‘slam’ with Alcaraz, Djokovic postponed amid Houthi attacks | Tennis | Al Jazeera contredit
- riyadhticketsmap.com Six Kings Slam 2026 Tickets: Dates, Prices And Players contredit
- fanspass.sa Six Kings Slam – FansPass contredit
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Démentie The 2023 Asian Cup was moved to 2024 and from China to Qatar because of the Covid pandemic.
IA The move from China to Qatar is consistently linked to COVID-19 (ESPN, NBC, Yahoo), but ESPN and Wikipedia state that the later postponement to January 2024 was due to high summer temperatures and Qatar's Gold Cup participation, not COVID. The Athletic and Yahoo attribute both changes to COVID, so the sources disagree on the reason for the 2024 date.
- en.wikipedia.org 2023 AFC Asian Cup - Wikipedia contredit
- espn.com Looking ahead to the big year for Asian football that will be 2024 - ESPN contredit
- sports.yahoo.com Asian Cup 2027 postponed in wake of attacks on hosts Saudi Arabia - Yahoo Sports confirme
- nbcconnecticut.com Everything to know about 2024 Asian Cup hosted by Qatar – NBC Connecticut confirme
- nytimes.com Asian Cup postponed by almost a year after attacks on hosts Saudi Arabia - The Athletic confirme
Faits vérifiés
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Confirmée The 2027 Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia has been postponed.
IA Several results report that the Asian Football Confederation postponed the 2027 Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia, moving it to December 23, 2027 to January 21, 2028, due to regional security concerns. These reports largely repeat the AFC's press release, which is quoted in several of them. The results do not address any detail beyond the postponement itself.
- espn.com Asian Football Confederation postpones 2027 Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia - ESPN confirme
- thenationalnews.com AFC postpones 2027 Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia due to security concerns | The National confirme
- sports.yahoo.com Asian Cup latest event in Saudi Arabia to be postponed over safety - Yahoo Sports confirme
- aljazeera.com Saudi Pro League postpones matches after Asian Cup rescheduling | Football | Al Jazeera confirme
- nytimes.com Asian Cup postponed by almost a year after attacks on hosts Saudi Arabia - The Athletic confirme
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Confirmée The 24-team Asian Cup was rescheduled to run from 23 December 2027 to 21 January 2028, having originally been scheduled for 7 January to 5 February.
IA Multiple results report the AFC's decision to move the tournament to 23 December 2027 to 21 January 2028, and the Doha News report gives the original dates as 7 January to 5 February 2027, matching the claim. The original dates rest only on news and social-media reports (Doha News and a Threads post), and the results note the new dates still need FIFA approval, which the claim does not mention.
- dohanews.co AFC Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027 rescheduled to December 2027 – Doha News | Qatar confirme
- threads.com BREAKING: AFC Asian Cup 2027 rescheduled. New dates confirme
- socceroos.com.au Football Australia statement on rescheduling of the AFC Asian Cup Saudi Arabia 2027™ | Socceroos confirme
- reuters.com Asian Cup postponed until late 2027 due to attacks on ... confirme
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Confirmée In October, a missile attack by Yemen's Houthi movement on Riyadh's airport killed 13 people and wounded more than 300.
IA Several results state that a Houthi missile attack on Riyadh's airport killed 13 people and wounded more than 300 in October (10 October per Wikipedia). Al Jazeera reports 12 dead initially, later raised to 13 after an Indian citizen died, which is consistent with the claim. The AP-sourced PBS report and the LA Times article appear to repeat the same reporting, so the support is not fully independent.
- latimes.com Saudi Arabia faces a grim choice as Houthis intensify attacks on airports and oil sites - Los Angeles Times confirme
- en.wikipedia.org Houthi–Saudi conflict - Wikipedia confirme
- pbs.org Saudis probe how defense systems failed to stop deadly Houthi attack on Riyadh airport | PBS News confirme
- aljazeera.com Saudi Arabia says 1 dead, 11 injured in latest attack on Riyadh airport | Conflict News | Al Jazeera confirme
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Confirmée The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) said the decision to reschedule was taken "in light of the current exceptional circumstances arising from developments in the region".
IA Several results quote the AFC statement that the organising committee approved rescheduling "in light of the current exceptional circumstances arising from developments in the region", which matches the claim. These results all appear to repeat the same AFC statement rather than independent evidence, and the results do not address the exact wording of the claim beyond that quote.
- aljazeera.com AFC reschedules Asian Cup 2027 in Saudi Arabia amid regional conflict | AFC Asian Cup | Al Jazeera confirme
- wptz.com Asian Football Confederation postpones the 2027 Asian Cup - WPTZ confirme
- sports.yahoo.com Asian Cup latest event in Saudi Arabia to be postponed over safety - Yahoo Sports confirme
- gbcode.rthk.hk Mideast conflict forces postponement of Asian Cup - RTHK confirme
- abcnews.com Asian Football Confederation postpones the 2027 Asian Cup because of conflict in the Middle East - ABC News confirme
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Confirmée The Saudi Pro League postponed its round of fixtures for the week following the rescheduling of the Asian Cup.
IA Both Al Jazeera (citing Reuters) and The Times of India report that the Saudi Pro League postponed the matches scheduled for the coming week (Matchweek 13) after the AFC Asian Cup was rescheduled. The results do not give the exact date of the postponed round, but the core event matches the claim. Both sources describe the same SPL announcement, so they are not independent confirmations.
- aljazeera.com Saudi Pro League postpones matches after Asian Cup rescheduling | Football | Al Jazeera confirme
- timesofindia.indiatimes.com Middle East conflict hits Saudi football: Pro League postpones matches after Asian Cup delay; Ronaldo also affected | Football News - The Times of India confirme
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Confirmée The Asian Tour indefinitely postponed its season-ending golf tournament, which had been scheduled for 18-21 November.
IA Result [1] states the season-ending PIF Saudi International, originally scheduled for November 18-21, was shelved indefinitely, and [2] (Reuters) says the Asian Tour postponed it indefinitely. [3] gives the start date as Nov. 18 but does not show the full range, so the 21 end date rests on [1] alone. The explanation given for the postponement differs across sources (regional conflict in [1] and [3], an airport attack in [2]), but that does not affect the core claim.
Non vérifiées
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- Kaoru Mitoma, Brighton winger, is currently injured.
- Zion Suzuki plays for Aston Villa.
Hypothèses de l’auteur
Prévisions ou déductions de l’article. Elles ne peuvent pas être vérifiées.
- Japan would have been one of the favourites for the Asian Cup.
- Aston Villa might have had to do without Zion Suzuki for at least seven games if Japan had reached the final.
- The postponement means a number of Premier League players will not have to miss part of the current season.