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FIFA
/ 4 years agoFIFA empathy not enough to topple CAS in Guerrero doping case
Lausanne (AFP) – FIFA chief Gianni Infantino on Tuesday delivered a hammer blow to Peru captain Paolo Guerrero’s hopes of overturning...
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CONCACAF
/ 4 years agoCONMEBOL urge FIFA to bring in 48-team World Cup for 2022
Buenos Aires (Argentina) (AFP) – The South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) on Thursday asked FIFA to bring forward plans to expand...
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FIFA
/ 4 years agoRacism in Russian soccer continues to shame
The specter of a racism investigation by FIFA is becoming all too familiar After this last international break we witnessed another...
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FIFA
/ 4 years agoFIFA’s proposed women’s league will benefit soccer worldwide
Last week, FIFA President Gianni Infantino proposed a plan to launch a women’s global league comprised of national teams. Although no...
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FIFA
/ 5 years agoBlatter regret at overstaying FIFA tenure
Geneva (AFP) – Disgraced former FIFA president Sepp Blatter, forced out as head of world football’s governing body amid a corruption...
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FIFA
/ 5 years agoThe more FIFA changes, the more it stays the same
Over a span of four months, from October 2015 to January 2016, the FIFA Ethics Committee removed the three most powerful...
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FIFA
/ 5 years agoQatari official wins FIFA ethics appeal
Zurich (AFP) – Qatari football official Saoud Al-Mohannadi on Thursday won his appeal over a one-year ban handed to him by...
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FIFA
/ 5 years agoTycoon Chung to appeal FIFA ban, slams ‘hitmen’
Seoul (AFP) – South Korean billionaire Chung Mong-Joon said Thursday he would appeal to the international sports tribunal over his five-year...
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FIFA
/ 5 years agoFIFA museum to remain open despite new cuts – official
Zurich (AFP) – FIFA’s World Football Museum in Zurich, a landmark project of disgraced former president Sepp Blatter, is not under...
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FIFA
/ 5 years agoFIFA eyes India ‘revolution’ from U-17 World Cup
New Delhi (AFP) – A top FIFA official believes hosting the Under-17 World Cup has the potential to spark a football...
