Report on '06 World Cup vote-rigging inconclusive
No evidence of vote-rigging in the awarding of the 2006 soccer World...
View ArticleFifa must get World Cup bidding process right - Gianni Infantino
Share this page Share this with Copy this link http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35732071 Read more about sharing. Fifa president Gianni Infantino says it is the responsibility of the governing body...
View ArticleFIFA boss Infantino: 2026 World Cup bid must be "bullet-proof"
LONDON: FIFA must make the 2026 World Cup bidding process "absolutely bullet-proof" because the entire organisation's credibility is at stake, said new president Gianni Infantino. Infantino, elected...
View ArticleReport "cannot rule out" 2006 World Cup votes being bought (PFA -...
(Source: PFA - Professional Footballers' Association) A report has concluded that it cannot rule out the possibility that a payment of 6.7million from the German federation to world governing body FIFA...
View ArticleFifa corruption: Report "cannot rule out" 2006 World Cup votes being bought
A report has concluded that it cannot rule out the possibility that a payment of 6.7million from the German federation to world governing body FIFA in April 2005 was used to buy votes for the...
View ArticleInfantino says 2026 World Cup bids must be 'bullet-proof'
CARDIFF, Wales (AP) FIFA's credibility is at stake over the 2026 World Cup and bids must be "bullet-proof," new President Gianni Infantino said Friday after a German investigation could not rule out...
View ArticleWas the 2006 FIFA World Cup bought?
BERLIN: The German FA (DFB) is set to answer corruption allegations on Friday as accusations the 2006 World Cup was “bought “threaten to give FIFA another headache. The 2006 finals were lauded in...
View Article2026 World Cup bids must be bullet-proof - Gianni Infantino
Fifa's credibility is at stake over the 2026 World Cup and bids must be "bullet-proof," President Gianni Infantino said after an investigation could not rule out that vote-buying secured the 2006...
View ArticleReport unable to prove vote-buying in 2006 World Cup bid
Investigators cannot prove bribes were paid to bring the World Cup to Germany although they added it can not be ruled out either. A report into allegations of bribery surrounding voting for the 2006...
View ArticleLaw firm probe into 2006 World Cup to be released Friday
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) A highly anticipated independent report to be released Friday could throw light into corruption allegations against Germany's 2006 World Cup organizers and the fate of a...
View ArticleReport doesn't exclude vote-buying in 2006 German WCup bid
A report by a law firm into the 2006 World Cup corruption allegations says there is no evidence of vote-buying on the part of German bidders. However, the report says vote-buying can't be ruled out....
View ArticleVote-buying not ruled out in Germany's 2006 World Cup bid, says law firm
A review of corruption allegations surrounding the 2006 World Cup has found no conclusive evidence of vote-buying by German bidders - but the report left open the possibility that bribery did take...
View ArticleWorld Cup: 'No evidence of vote-rigging in award of 2006 tournament'
Share this page Share this with Copy this link http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/35729103 Read more about sharing. No evidence of vote-rigging has been found in the award of the 2006 World Cup, says...
View ArticleReport finds no proof of 2006 World Cup vote buying
An independent report has found no evidence of corruption in Germany’s 2006 World Cup bidding process. (Source: AP) No evidence of vote-rigging in the awarding of the 2006 soccer World Cup to Germany...
View ArticleNo proof of 2006 World Cup vote buying: German FA-commissioned report
FRANKFURT: No evidence of vote-rigging in the awarding of the 2006 soccer World Cup to Germany has been found, although it cannot be ruled out completely, a law firm said on Friday in a report...
View ArticleReport into 2006 World Cup unable to rule out possibility of vote rigging
• But law firm commissioned by DFB has ‘no proof of vote buying’...
View ArticleUEFA names new general secretary, holds back on Platini
NYON: UEFA on Friday named Theodore Theodoridis as interim general secretary but insisted no decision on whether to replace Michel Platini as president would be taken until his appeals are finished....
View ArticleUEFA names Theodoridis as interim replacement for Infantino
European soccer’s governing body UEFA confirmed on Friday that Theodore Theodoridis will take over as acting general secretary from Gianni Infantino who was elected as FIFA president last Friday....
View ArticleFootball rule-makers permit video assistance experiments
Football's rule-makers on Saturday approved in-game trials with video assistance for referees as Gianni Infantino used the start of his FIFA presidency to push innovation in the sport....
View ArticleSoccer rule-makers permit video assistance experiments
CARDIFF, Wales (AP) — Soccer's rule-makers on Saturday approved in-game trials with video assistance for referees as...
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