Ian Sample

Maddy, behind these soaring temperatures is, of course, the climate crisis.

And there's some irony in the fact that one of FIFA's main sponsorship partners is Aramco, this huge Saudi oil and gas company.

Tell me a bit about this.

So what are FIFA's commitments to tackling emissions in football?

So what are FIFA's commitments to tackling emissions in football?

So what kind of impact will this World Cup have on the environment?

So what kind of impact will this World Cup have on the environment?

Bearing in mind, this is likely to be an extremely hot World Cup.

Do you think this is going to kickstart that conversation in football again?

Bearing in mind, this is likely to be an extremely hot World Cup.

Do you think this is going to kickstart that conversation in football again?

This all came about when a guy called Dr. Daniel Walker, he's a researcher in psychology of sport at the University of Bradford.

And he was watching a football match with his dad when the referee was called over to do an on-field review where they go and look at the screen in full view of everyone.

And his dad goes, oh, this decision's going to be overturned.

This all came about when a guy called Dr. Daniel Walker, he's a researcher in psychology of sport at the University of Bradford.

And Daniel was like, yeah, I bet it is.

And it was.

And it got Daniel thinking about, is there anything that happens

And he was watching a football match with his dad when the referee was called over to do an on-field review where they go and look at the screen in full view of everyone.

And the fact that the game stopped and the referee is told to go and look at this evidence again because BAR has decided that he may have missed something.