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What does this mean for NZ Football?
Fifa is a deeply divided organisation, often on racial and economic lines, and it will take some time to repair the damage done under Blatter's regime, Michael Brown writes.
Fifa is a deeply divided organisation, often on racial and economic lines, and it will take some time to repair the damage done under Blatter's regime, Michael Brown writes.
Sepp Blatter is the focus of an FBI corruption investigation in the United States.
President of world football’s governing body urges Fifa’s congress to organise election of his successor ‘at the earliest opportunity’
Fifa president Sepp Blatter is facing an intensifying internal revolt, with a second Football Association official resigning yesterday from their Fifa post and other senior administrators openly....
Torrential rain, thunderstorms and the odd hail shower couldn't dampen spirits as thousands of fans turned out for the Junior All Whites' second Fifa U-20 game.
There is no lack of drama in Group B at the Fifa Under-20 World Cup.
New Zealand face the United States tonight at North Harbour Stadium in Albany, after their confidence-boosting 0-0 draw against the Ukraine on Saturday.
Fifa president Sepp Blatter is "not without fault" but he has not taken any money, his daughter has claimed.
Under-20 Fifa World Cup organisers will be grinning from ear to ear this morning.
Prince William has intervened in the Fifa corruption scandal with an unprecedented speech criticising world football's governing body.
Sepp Blatter went on the offensive over accusations that he has presided over a regime of rampant corruption during his 17 years in charge.
More residents have criticised handling of the traffic issues that surrounded yesterday's opening match of the Under-20 World Cup on Auckland's North Shore.
Angry football fans have shown QBE Stadium the red card on the first day of the under-20 World Cup, with complaints of "chaos" inside and outside the venue.
Oceania's hopes of direct entry into the Fifa World Cup are over - at least for the next eight years.
Invigorated by his FIFA election win, Sepp Blatter dismissed any suggestion Saturday that the American investigation into soccer corruption could yet lead to his door.