Fifa bribery claims
First US trial opens in Fifa corruption probe
The three men are the first to stand trial since US prosecutors unveiled a corruption case against soccer officials around the world more than two years ago.
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Blatter did not speak to US investigators, lawyer says
Sepp Blatter was banned for six years by Fifa’s own ethics committee at the height of a scandal engulfing world soccer’s governing body in 2015.
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Asia Olympic chief quits Fifa role over bribery scandal
Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Ahmed Al-Sabah issued a statement “strongly” denying any wrongdoing.
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Televisa affiliate surfaces in widening Fifa bribery probe
So far 43 individuals and businesses from 20 countries have been indicted by US prosecutors.
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Plea talks under way in Fifa bribery case as US trial date set
To date, 16 people and two sports marketing companies have pleaded guilty to US charges.
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Ex-Honduran president pleads guilty in US in FIFA bribery case
Rafael Callejas pleaded guilty to charges of racketeering conspiracy and wire fraud conspiracy.
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Mbalula to address media on Fifa scandal today
Fifa says SA had bribed former Fifa officials to secure votes to host the 2010 World Cup.
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Sexwale appears before US jury over 2010 World Cup bribe
According to the BBC, Sexwale appeared before the grand jury as a potential witness.
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Sexwale: Fifa brand broken but can be fixed
Fifa presidential candidate Tokyo Sexwale believes he has what it takes to rebuild Fifa.
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FIFA cannot be dominated by one continent - Blatter
Blatter said that in the past one continental federation had tried to exert a dominance over the others.
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Maradona wants to fight Fifa ‘mafia’
Maradona has launched scathing attacks on the ruling elite of Fifa.
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Fifa scandal to get Hollywood movie treatment
Actor-director Ben Affleck is to help produce a feature film about the corruption scandal.
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DA demands Safa answer to alleged corruption
About 100 DA supporters picketed outside Safa House on Friday, demanding answers from the football body's president Danny Jordaan over a $10 million payment to Concacaf's Jack Warner.
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Fifa corruption scandal ‘extremely complex’
A Swiss senior investigator says the Fifa investigation could take months or even years to conclude.
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Blatter may seek to stay as Fifa boss - report
Blatter said on June 2 he would step down as Fifa president in the wake of the corruption investigation.
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Valcke maintains innocence over #Fifagate
Fifa Secretary General Jerome Valcke says the $10 million payment was above board.
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Fikile Mbalula: Our hands are clean
Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula says the $10m payment to Concacaf was above board and he's adamant neither Safa nor the SA government paid a bribe to host the 2010 World Cup.
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Mbalula: 2010 bribery allegations is campaign to drag SA through the mud
Fikile Mbalula says the $10m paid to Concacaf was not taxpayers' money nor a bribe, but procedural process.
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OPINION: If its Fiks, it's likely broken
Richard Poplak takes a look at how Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula has reacted to the Fifa corruption scandal.
