Oman To Host FIH Hockey5s World Cup Qualifiers
Oman is set to unveil its latest sports marvel—a cutting-edge complex designed to host the FIH Hockey5s World Cup qualifiers. This grand facility is a testament to Oman’s commitment to fostering excellence in the world of sports, particularly in the realm of hockey. Scheduled just ahead of the Summer 2024 Olympic Games in Paris, the FIH Hockey5s World Cup qualifiers promise to be a thrilling spectacle, attracting eight international teams vying for a chance to secure three coveted tickets to the upcoming Olympics.
From January 15 to 21, 2024, this state-of-the-art stadium will witness fierce competition among elite international teams. With the world’s eyes on Oman, players will battle it out on the field, showcasing their skills and determination to secure a place in the prestigious Summer 2024 Olympic Games in Paris. The stakes are high, and the atmosphere is sure to be electric.
The newly constructed stadium boasts a remarkable capacity, accommodating over 5,000 spectators during the tournament. What sets this complex apart is its unique feature—removable seats that can be repurposed in other stadiums. Built in adherence to the latest standards and designs approved by the International Hockey Federation, the stadium promises an unparalleled viewing experience for fans and players alike.
The festivities don’t end with the FIH Hockey5s World Cup qualifiers. Following this, the stadium will play host to the Futsal Hockey World Cup “Oman 2024,” taking place from January 24 to 31. This back-to-back celebration of hockey emphasizes Oman’s dedication to promoting the sport at various levels and formats.
The integrated complex isn’t just about the main stadium; it is a multifaceted facility designed to cater to every aspect of the sport. Featuring two playgrounds crafted according to international specifications, the complex also includes dedicated training grounds and various facilities such as offices, changing rooms, first aid rooms, referees’ rooms, and offices for security services and VIPs.
Basil bin Ahmed Al Rawas, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Youth for Sports and Youth, expressed that this project is a pivotal step in serving Oman’s hockey championships. Moreover, he highlighted the project’s potential to elevate hockey at both regional and international levels.
1. What is the seating capacity of the new stadium during the tournament?
A) 3,000 spectators
B) 5,000 spectators
C) 8,000 spectators
2. How many international teams will compete in the FIH Hockey5s World Cup qualifiers?
A) Six teams
B) Eight teams
C) Ten teams
3. Which other major hockey event is scheduled to take place at the new stadium after the FIH Hockey5s World Cup qualifiers?
A) Winter Olympics 2024
B) Rugby World Cup 2024
C) Futsal Hockey World Cup “Oman 2024”
Please provide your answers in the comments section
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