FIFA looks set to lift ban on poppies
FIFA is to lift its ban on players from England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland wearing poppies during football matches.
Emblem and slogan for the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup revealed
The official emblem and slogan for the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup have been revealed.
Montagliani elected chairman of FIFA Ticketing Board
FIFA vice-president Victor Montagliani has been elected as chairman of FIFA Ticketing AG, the branch of world football's governing body that oversees the global sale of tickets for the World Cup.
Sorokin's election ensures Russia regain place on FIFA Council
Russia have regained their place on FIFA's ruling Council after Alexey Sorokin was elected onto the body today.
Former member of FIFA's Governance Committee lodges ethics complaint
Joseph Weiler, a former member of FIFA's Governance Committee, has filed an ethics complaint against the governing body.
Tickets for 2018 FIFA World Cup go on sale
Tickets for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia have gone on sale today with prices ranging from £79 ($105/€88) for group matches to £829 ($1,100/€932) for a category one ticket to the final.
Infantino tried to block decision to ban Mutko from FIFA Council, claims axed governance chief
FIFA President Gianni Infantino attempted to block a decision to ban Russian Deputy Prime Minister from standing for the governing body's ruling Council, axed Governance Committee chairman Miguel Maduro has claimed.
Banned FIFA vice president Chung gets CAS date to appeal five-year ban
Banned former FIFA vice president Chung Mong-joon's appeal against his five-year suspension will be heard on November 14, the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has confirmed.
Maduro's Select Committee hearing rescheduled after flight cancellation
An appearance by former FIFA Governance Committee chairman Miguel Maduro before the British Government's Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee was postponed until tomorrow as the Portuguese was unable to travel to London after his flight was cancelled.
South African Football Association accept decision to replay World Cup qualifier
The South African Football Association (SAFA) has said it will not appeal after FIFA ordered their World Cup qualifier with Senegal to be replayed - unless the referee at the centre of an ethics scandal is cleared.
Former governance chief to speak on time at FIFA at Select Committee hearing
Former FIFA Governance Committee chairman Miguel Maduro will appear in front of a Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee hearing at the House of Commons in London tomorrow to discuss his time at the organisation, it has been confirmed.
The first-ever IOC Session in South America was an historic one for many reasons
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) Session in Lima, due to open on Wednesday (September 13), is the third time the "Olympic family" has met in South America in the last four years but in truth it is really making up for lost time.
Cities in Brittany to host matches at 2018 FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup in France
Brittany will stage all matches at the FIFA Under-20 Women’s World Cup in France next year, it has been announced.
South Africa ponder appeal after FIFA order World Cup qualifier to be replayed
The South African Football Association (SAFA) may launch an appeal after FIFA ordered their World Cup qualifier with Senegal to be replayed.
CAS dismiss appeal from Bolivia after FIFA expunge results of two World Cup qualifiers
The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) has dismissed an appeal from the Bolivian Football Federation (BFF) after they were forced to forfeit two World Cup qualifiers for fielding an ineligible player.
