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It’s been a memorable year of sport in 2021, and there’s plenty more to come over the next 12 months.
The 2022 calendar has the Winter Olympics, the FIFA World Cup in Qatar, a men’s and women’s cricket World Cup, The Open at St Andrews, and much, much more.
Here is everything you need to know about what’s coming up in the world of sport.
Dates are subject to change.
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January 3: World Darts Championship final, Alexandra Palace
January 9-February 6: Africa Cup of Nations, Cameroon
January 17-30: Australian Open, Melbourne
February 4-20: Winter Olympics, Beijing
Beijing will become the first city to host both the Summer and Winter Olympics Getty ImagesFebruary 5-March 19: Six Nations
February 13: Super Bowl LVI, California
February 27: Carabao Cup Final, Wembley
March 4-13: Winter Paralympics, Beijing
March 4: Women’s ODI World Cup, New Zealand
April 1: FIFA World Cup draw, Doha
April 7-10: The Masters, Augusta National
Hideki Matsuyama won the Green Jacket at The Masters last year Getty ImagesApril 9: Grand National, Aintree
April 16-May 2: World Snooker Championship, Sheffield
May 14: FA Cup Final, Wembley
May 15: Women’s FA Cup Final
May 19-22: PGA Championship, Oklahoma
May 22: Women’s Champions League Final, Turin, Italy
May 22-June 5: French Open, Roland Garros
May 25: Europa Conference League Final, Tirana, Albania
May 26: Europa League Final, Gdansk, Poland
May 28: Champions League Final, Saint Petersburg, Russia
Chelsea will hope to be in Russia in May going for back-to-back Champions League successes Chelsea FC via Getty ImagesMay 29: Monaco Grand Prix
June 16-19: US Open (Golf), Brookline
June 27-July 10: Wimbledon
July 1-24: Tour de France
July 3: British Grand Prix, Silverstone
July 6-31: Women’s Euro 2022
July 14-17: The Open, St Andrews
July 15-24: World Athletics Championships
Dina Asher-Smith enjoyed plenty of success at the last World Championships AFP via Getty ImagesJuly 24-31: Tour de France Femmes
July 28-August 8: Commonwealth Games, Birmingham
August 6: Start of 2022-23 Premier League season
August 29-September 11: US Open (Tennis), New York
September 9-11: Rugby World Cup Sevens, Cape Town
October 2: London Marathon
October 15-November 19: Rugby League World Cup, England
October 16-November 13: Men’s T20 World Cup, Australia
November 20: Abu Dhabi Grand Prix
November 21-December 18: FIFA World Cup, Qatar