Australia drops out of World Cup 2018 bid

Australia has dropped out of the race to host the 2018 World Cup, choosing to concentrate on its bid for 2022.

The move leaves the US as the only non-European bidder left in the race.

“It became apparent that there was a growing movement to stage the 2018 World Cup in Europe,” said Fifa secretary general Jerome Valcke.

“The FFA [Football Federation Australia] has displayed an exemplary level of solidarity with Europe and the European bidding nations.”

Aussies have a good chance of hosting the World Cup 2022, however. FFA chairman Frank Lowy said recently that the feedback he was getting about Australia’s campaign for the tournament was positive.

Get more information here: footballaustralia.com.au

Tags: Football Federation Australia, FFA, World CUp bid, World Cup 2018, World Cup 2022

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