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Blatter : Russia will not lose 2018 World Cup
Russia will not lose the rights to host the 2018 World Cup, suspended FIFA chief Sepp Blatter said.
Jedinak and Ryan back in the Socceroos’ squad
Skipper Mile Jedinak and goalkeeper Mat Ryan have returned to Australia's squad for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Kyrgyzstan and Bangladesh.
UEFA’s Infantino to bid for FIFA presidency
UEFA general secretary Gianni Infantino entered the race for FIFA president on Monday as Asian soccer's Bahraini chief declared he had put himself forward.
Sheikh Salman joins FIFA presidential race
The president of the Asian Football Confederation has put his name forward as a candidate in FIFA's presidential election.
Top 10 Players to watch at 2015 U-17 World Cup
This year's U-17 WC is being hosted by Chile. The WC has gained a special respect as it marks the beginning of senior career for the talented footballers.
Former German FA boss says that the slush fund allegations are true
Germany's former top football official told a news magazine on Friday it was true that the country
German official fails to answer questions over 2006 World Cup cash
German soccer chief Wolfgang Niersbach said on Thursday he could not fully explain a payment of 6.7 million
German FA chief leaves questions unanswered over 2006 World Cup cash
Niersbach again rejected claims that an alleged slush fund had been used to buy votes in 2000 in favour of Germany's 2006 World Cup bid.
German prosecutor to look into 2006 World Cup allegations
State prosecutor to look into allegations of a slush fund used to buy votes for German World Cup bid back in 2000.
FIFA reform committee keeps plans under wraps
FIFA's reform committee kept its plans for overhauling the scandal-plagued organisation's structure under wraps after its second.
Switzerland suggests the FIFA probe could take almost five years
Switzerland's Attorney General has suggested that an investigation into alleged corruption at football's Swiss governing body FIFA could take five years.
Slush fund allegedly used to buy votes for Germany’s 2006 World Cup
German football was thrown into turmoil when magazine Der Spiegel said the country had used a slush fund to win votes and land the 2006 World Cup.
