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Blatter opposed to age limits for FIFA officials
FIFA president Sepp Blatter could accept a limit on the length of time officials can hold office.
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Bin Hammam vows to fight FIFA ban
FIFA will launch a new probe into allegations of corruption against Bin Hamman.
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FIFA's Hammam banned again
The Court of Arbitration for Sport says Mohamed Bin Hammam will be banned for 90 days.
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Former FIFA boss named in bribe case
Joao Havelange received a payment of 1,5 million Swiss francs in March 1997.
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Former FIFA boss named in bribe case
Ex-FIFA boss Joao Havelange took bribes on World Cup soccer deals, court papers revealed.
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FIFA bows to pressure over goal technology
FIFA's decision follows widespread calls after a series of embarrassing incidents.
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Safa welcomes GLT
Safa has welcomed IFAB’s decision to allow Goal Line Technology.
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Goal line technology approved
International Football Association Board approves goal-line technology.
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Goal line technology debate could end soon
A decade of debate over the use of goal-line technology in soccer could finally end.
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Goal line technology debate could end on Thursday
Football's rulemakers meet today with an expected decision on the prickly issue on the agenda.
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FIFA official unhappy with World Cup refs
A top FIFA official expresses his dissatisfaction with refereeing in World Cup qualifiers.
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Mali to move World Cup qualifier
Algeria requested to move the game due to fears for the safety of their team.
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Blatter calls for alternative to penalties
FIFA President Sepp Blatter suggests experts should come up with an alternative to penalties.
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Drug tests for FIFA refs?
FIFA medical experts want referees tested for performance-enhancing drugs.
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'FIFA is sailing into calmer waters'
FIFA says the soccer body is slowly overcoming series of corruption allegations
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Woman appointed to FIFA ex-co
History has been made as FIFA names its first ever woman in the executive committee.
