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+24 +9Coca-Cola Calls for FIFA's Sepp Blatter to Step Down Immediately
Coca-Cola Co., a top sponsor of FIFA, called for Joseph “Sepp” Blatter to step down immediately as president of soccer’s governing body following a scandal involving alleged bribes and kickbacks.
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+17 +2Sepp Blatter insists he has done nothing illegal and will remain as FIFA president
Sepp Blatter has said he will remain as president of FIFA until February, reiterating that "he has done nothing illegal or improper" after criminal proceedings were opened against him by the Swiss Attorney General. Speaking at a meeting of staff at FIFA's headquarters in Zurich, Blatter told them he would not answer any more questions on the criminal proceedings that were brought against him last Friday.
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+18 +5Referee pulls out gun during Brazilian football match (VIDEO)
Officiating over an amateur game between Brumadinho and Amantes da Bola, referee Gabriel Murta pulls out a handgun after being kicked and punched by an Amantes da Bola player. The referee, also a policeman, is now set for a psychological assessment before potentially having his ability to officiate games revoked. Fortunately his linesman persuaded him not to use the gun in anger...
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+2 +1FIFA sets winter dates for Qatar World Cup. 2022 Qatar World Cup to last 28 days with final to be played on 18 December - Qatar’s national day.
Fifa has stated that the 2022 World Cup will be played from 21 November to 18 December, with the tournament in Qatar set to last just 28 days
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+22 +3Swiss Investigators Open Criminal Proceedings Against FIFA’s Sepp Blatter
Swiss investigators on Friday announced that they had opened criminal proceedings against the embattled FIFA president Sepp Blatter on “suspicion of criminal mismanagement and misappropriation.”
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+24 +4Lewandowski nets five in nine minutes
Robert Lewandowski scores five goals in nine minutes after coming on as a substitute as Bayern Munich beat Wolfsburg.
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+1 +1Diego Costa, Gabriel, Chelsea and Arsenal all charged
The FA has taken disciplinary action following Saturday's Premier League game at Stamford Bridge
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+2 +1Transfer fees could go if Fifpro wins legal action against Fifa
Fifpro, the union that represents footballers around the world, is to launch a landmark legal action against Fifa in the hope of outlawing the transfer system and fundamentally changing the game
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+1 +1Syrian father and son who were tripped by Hungarian camerawoman fulfil their Real Madrid dream
The three, who have become symbols of the Syrian refugee crisis, were received by Florentino Pérez at the Santiago Bernabéu.
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+2 +1Where the team has no name: the fight over Steaua Bucharest’s identity
A farcical dispute between their owner and the army is threatening to rob Romania’s 1986 European Cup winners of their famous, storied past
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+1 +1Manchester United's Luke Shaw undergoes surgery following double leg break
Manchester United defender Luke Shaw underwent surgery on his broken leg on Tuesday night and will remain in Eindhoven to continue the early stages of his recovery.
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+1 +1Angel Di Maria Manchester United shirts most unwanted in summer amnesty
The Carling Shirt Amnesty allowed football fans who saw a star name leave their club during the transfer window to swap their replica shirts for one with a different player's name on for free and United fans seized the chance to trade in their Di Maria jerseys following his summer switch to PSG.
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+1 +1David De Gea signs new Manchester United contract
David De Gea has signed a new four-year contract with Manchester United, keeping him at Old Trafford until at least 2019. There is an option to extend it for a further year. "I’m delighted to start this new chapter in my United career."
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+17 +4How Brexit could drive out European Premier League footballers
Two thirds of European premier league footballers wouldn’t meet the criteria used for non-EU/EEA players to automatically get a work visa
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+18 +6San Marino scored their first away goal in 14 years and went absolutely crazy
San Marino, a small landlocked nation in northern Italy, only has a population of about 30,000 - which, put into context, is about the same size as Newark-on-Trent.
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-1 +1Sports Guys: The Internet Distraction
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+1 +1A map showing which Premier League clubs are most searched for by country
How Google proves Arsenal are big in Russia - but Manchester United rule USA
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+15 +4Transfer spending at record high
The summer transfer window is the richest ever at £870m, as total spending for the calendar year reaches £1bn for the first time.
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-1 +1Meeting the Tupyrados - Tartan Shaun
If there was ever any doubt about Brazil’s passion for football, just trust me on this: Brazilian crowds are among the best in the world! Watching a football match here in Brazil was always been an ambition of mine, and I’m glad… Continue Reading →
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+2 +1Manchester United sign Anthony Martial from Monaco
The Reds complete the signing of young French striker Anthony Martial from AS Monaco.
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