2022 FIFA World Cup: King Misuzulu and Queen Ntokozo to Attend Qatar Extravaganza

• The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar will have a very special guest as the tournament unfolds
• The king of the Zulu kingdom King Misuzulu and his wife Queen Ntokozo will be in attendance out in the Middle East
• His Majesty was a guest of honour recently when Orlando Pirates and AmaZulu in the final of the MTN8 in Durban

There'll be a royal presence at some of the games at the upcoming 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.

The king of the Zulu nation King Misuzulu kaZwelithini and his wife Queen Ntokozo will travel to the Middle East to attend some of the matches.

According to IOL, this came through a statement by Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi.

It read:

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“His Majesty King Misuzulu kaZwelithini has informed me that he intends to undertake a trip to the State of Qatar. His Majesty has been invited, together with Her Majesty Queen Ntokozo Mayisela-Zulu, to attend the 2022 Fifa World Cup."

This will be the first official trip outside of the country by the king since his coronation in October. A week after that event, he was the guest of honour at the final of the MTN8 final between Orlando Pirates and AmaZulu at the Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban, as per SowetanLIVE.

Monnapule Saleng's stunning freekick was the difference between the sides that day.

2022 FIFA World Cup: Amazing Siphiwe Tshabalala goal shot in 2010 in the crowd emerges with Peter Drury commentary

The date, June 11, 2010, is forever a day of historic significance in sports history.

South Africa and Mexico opened the first-ever FIFA World Cup on African soil at Soccer City in Johannesburg, as reported by Sports Brief. Significantly, the day will be remembered for Siphiwe Tshabalala's 55th-minute thunderbolt to put Bafana Bafana in the lead over El Tri. What makes the goal is Peter Drury's commentary to describe the goosebump-inducing moment.

In the dregs of YouTube's ecosystem has emerged a video filmed by a member of the crowd who was in attendance and - incredibly - managed to capture the goal in its entirety.