U.S. Soccer, FIFA must face antitrust lawsuit, court rules
A promoter's lawsuit against FIFA and the U.S. Soccer Federation can proceed toward trial after a lower-court judge had thrown it out, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.
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FIFA, US Soccer must face antitrust lawsuit-US appeals court
NEW YORK : A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday revived an antitrust lawsuit accusing FIFA and the U.S. Soccer Federation of illegally banning foreign clubs and leagues from staging official matches in the United States.
UK's youngest football manager, 21, says he is constantly sent online death threats
Britain's youngest football manager says he receives troll messages and death threats online. Sammy Mould took over Yaxley FC earlier this year.
Singapore students can pick up football, up their game through ambitious programme by FIFA
SINGAPORE: Primary and secondary school students in Singapore will now have more opportunities to play football under an ambitious programme created by football governing body FIFA.
Head injury charity says IFAB losing credibility over brain health
LONDON : Soccer's rule making body IFAB's decision not to introduce a trial for temporary concussion substitutes has been criticised by leading head injury charity Headway.
Jurors weigh fate of ex-Fox execs in FIFA corruption case
Jurors began deliberating Monday in a case against two former 21st Century Fox executives and a sports marketing company accused of bribing South American soccer officials in exchange for lucrative broadcasting rights.
Cristiano Ronaldo responds to Lionel Messi heckle during Al-Nassr match
Cristiano Ronaldo showed his frustrations during Al-Nassr's match against Al-Batin on Friday, reacting to one supporter who appeared to be a Lionel Messi fan.
Saudi sponsorship won't align with vision for women's World Cup, says Football Australia chief
Football Australia (FA) and its stakeholders have reached an "overwhelming consensus" that a reported Saudi Arabia sponsorship deal does not align with their vision for the women's World Cup, FA chief executive James Johnson said on Monday.