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17101. Big change coming for soccer (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-06-01 18:01:40, published by CNN
FIFA president Sepp Blatter has said the process soccer's world governing body uses to decide the host nations for future World Cups will be changed. ... [additional details]
17102. Trott named cricketer of the year (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-06-01 04:00:21, published by BBC
Batsman Jonathan Trott is named as the England and Wales Cricket Board Men's cricketer of the year, as chosen by the British media. [additional details]
17103. Fifa urged to postpone election (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-05-31 13:00:02, published by BBC
The English Football Association calls on Fifa to delay its presidential election, to allow "any alternative reforming candidate" to stand against Sepp Blatter. [additional details]
17104. Fifa allegations worry sponsors (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-05-31 11:00:05, published by BBC
Sponsors associated with Fifa express concern at the damage allegations of corruption are causing world football's governing body. [additional details]
17105. Afridi 'quits' as Pakistan player (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-05-31 08:00:47, published by BBC
Shahid Afridi says he will not play international cricket under the current Pakistan Cricket Board. [additional details]
17106. VIDEO: Fifa to continue with presidential election (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-05-30 11:01:19, published by BBC
Football's world governing body, Fifa, insists it will press ahead with its presidential election this week, despite two of its most senior officials being suspended amid claims of bribery. [additional details]
17107. FIFA suspends execs ahead of election (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-05-30 00:01:37, published by CNN
World football's governing body FIFA have confirmed that vice-president Jack Warner and executive committee member Mohamed bin Hammam have been provisionally suspended by the organization with immediate effect. ... [additional details]
17108. VIDEO: Fifa suspends Hammam and Warner (permalink)
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Football's governing body Fifa provisionally suspends executive committee members Mohamed Bin Hammam and Jack Warner after a meeting of its ethics committee on Sunday but president Sepp Blatter has no case to answer. [additional details]
17109. Fifa suspends top executives (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-05-29 20:00:03, published by BBC
Football's ruling body says top figures Mohamed Bin Hammam and Jack Warner should be investigated over bribery claims, but President Sepp Blatter is cleared. [additional details]
17110. Hammam pulls out from Fifa race (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-05-29 04:00:04, published by BBC
Qatar's Mohamed Bin Hammam pulls out of the race to head football's world governing body Fifa, which has been marred by corruption allegations. [additional details]
17111. Barcelona wins Champions League final (permalink)
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Barcelona won European football's biggest prize for the fourth time on Saturday, beating Manchester United 3-1 in the final of the UEFA Champions League. ... [additional details]
17112. Extra policing for football final (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-05-28 06:00:26, published by BBC
Police in Manchester put on extra patrols as thousands of football fans prepare to gather in the city's bars and pubs to watch Manchester United in the Champions League final. [additional details]
17113. Hometown pride (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-05-27 14:01:24, published by BBC
Barcelona star Lionel Messi cherished as football final looms [additional details]
17114. Barcelona spirit (permalink)
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The football club that feeds Catalan identity [additional details]
17115. VIDEO: South Korea's next football stars (permalink)
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The BBC goes to South Korea in search of the country's next football superstar. [additional details]
17116. FA raises mixed teams age limit (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-05-25 23:00:27, published by BBC
A Devon girl is celebrating after her campaign to raise the age limit for mixed sex teams from 11 to 13 is accepted by the Football Association. [additional details]
17117. Giggs reporters' cars vandalised (permalink)
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Cars belonging to journalists camped outside the home of Manchester United footballer Ryan Giggs are vandalised by a masked gang. [additional details]
17118. Giggs' football 'will not suffer' (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-05-24 16:00:27, published by BBC
A Manchester football writer who has known Ryan Giggs since he was 18 says his exposure over an alleged affair will not affect his game. [additional details]
17119. Injunction doubts as Giggs named (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-05-24 11:00:25, published by BBC
The future use of privacy injunctions appears to be in doubt after the naming in Parliament of a footballer who tried to use one to hide an alleged affair as Manchester United star Ryan Giggs. [additional details]
17120. Vuvuzelas 'may spread diseases' (permalink)
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score: 1, Sports, 2011-05-24 04:00:14, published by BBC
The noisy horns used by football fans celebrating the World Cup may spread diseases via fine droplets of saliva, say experts. [additional details]
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