World football’s governing body FIFA suspended two of its executive committee members amid allegations of World Cup bid corruption on Thursday.
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World football’s governing body FIFA suspended two of its executive committee members amid allegations of World Cup bid corruption on Thursday.
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England and Australia’s bids to host football’s World Cup in 2018 and 2022 may suffer from clashes with local sports events, including tennis at Wimbledon and Australian rugby league, FIFA indicated.
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GENEVA (AP) ?€” FIFA says the United States bid needs stronger guarantees of federal government support and Qatar’s desert heat could put players’ health at risk at a 2022 World Cup.
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FIFA president Sepp Blatter kicked off an executive committee meeting on Friday in a bid to turn the page on a damaging World Cup bidding scandal that prompted a ban on two of its members.
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Great hope of Australia’s World Cup bid team fanned by FIFA president Sepp Blatter, but back at home, the AFL and NRL remain familiar irritants.
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FIFA has promised a zero tolerance approach to unethical behaviour in the contest to host the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.
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FIFA could come under pressure to postpone the race to host the World Cup as they extend their investigation into cash for votes to include allegations by former general secretary Michel Zen-Ruffinen.
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Former FIFA General Secretary Michel Zen- Ruffinen told AFP that he had the impression some FIFA executive committee members “could be influenced” in the race to host the World Cup.
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FIFA widened its probe into alleged World Cup bidding corruption on Monday after a former leading administrator reportedly claimed two candidates have colluded to trade votes.
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FIFA executive committee member Amos Adamu has denied any wrongdoing after being provisionally suspended while his alleged role in a World Cup vote-selling scandal is investigated.
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A Sunday Times report of alleged vote-selling will be dealt with by the world body?€™s ethics committee, says U.S. official Chuck Blazer.
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Fifa officials have confirmed they are investigating claims that two of their committee members offered to sell their votes for who will host the next World Cup.
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MOSCOW, Oct 22 ?€” Russia officially pulled out of the race to host the 2022 World Cup finals today, with the aim of solely concentrating on their bid for 2018. ?€?Russia is setting its sights exclusively on being awarded the right to host the 2018 FIFA World Cup and has formally withdrawn its bid for the 2022 edition of the world?€™s biggest and most …
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FIFA is unlikely to delay its decision on which countries will host the 2018 and 2022 World Cups following a report into alleged vote-selling, FIFA executive committee member Chuck Blazer said on Sunday.
Johannesburg, Oct 21 : Alarmist predictions that tens of thousands of sex workers would descend on South Africa to cater for football fans at this year’s World Cup were debunked Thursday by a survey showing there had been no surge in prostitution.
A former World Cup football referee arrested in New York City has pleaded not guilty to heroin-smuggling charges.
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Russia has withdrawn their bid for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, deciding to focus on the 2018 tournament.
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