English Premier League teams will need to prepare for a packed schedule to accommodate the 28-day World Cup taking place in Qatar for the first time in November and December, as opposed to the usual summer months. Usually played in the off-season break in-between seasons, the World Cup 2022 has caused a big shift in the schedule, kicking into gear certain contingency plans.
 

Charles Leclerc will be looking to bounce back when he competes in the Hungarian Grand Prix after enduring a disheartening race in France. 
 

Arsenal will continue their preparations for the new season when they face Premier League rivals Chelsea in the Florida Cup on Sunday, July 24.
 

Hideki Matsuyama will be one of the favourites to win the 2022 3M Open having already tasted success in the PGA Tour this year.
 

Sergio Perez will be looking to bounce back at the French Grand Prix after enduring a disappointing race at the recent Austrian Grand Prix. 
 

Collin Morikawa will be hoping to successfully retain the Open Championship having won last year's tournament.