The 2022 FIFA World Cup is underway, so Donnovan chats with Sportsnet's Peter Galindo, who is on the ground in Qatar for the duration of the tournament. What's the feel around the stadiums? Peter also gives a look into some of the biggest names at the World Cup, including Alphonso Davies and Team Canada. Afterwards, Human Rights Watch Deputy Director (Middle East and North Africa Division) Michael Page discusses the human cost of the tournament to have stadiums built in Qatar over the last decade, and how people balance cheering for their favourite teams vs. FIFA as an organization.

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