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FIFA under fire
www.examiner.com
[Examiner.com] - The United Nations, Wilfried Lemke, the special advisor to secretary general Ban Ki-Moon on sports, wrote to FIFA president, Sepp Blatter, expressing his support by saying that female players have the right to wear, "a safe, velcro-opening headscarf in
Sports digest: Murray snaps Djokovic's winning streak
www.statesman.com
[Austin American-Statesman] - FIFA President Sepp Blatter is hopeful that he can convince rule-makers to move forward with goal-line technology in time for the World Cup in Brazil. Blatter ended his long-standing opposition to the high-tech aids after England midfielder Frank
Google News: Sports shorts: UA's Lalang, Barrett honored by Mountain Pacific
[Arizona Daily Star] - BAGSHOT, England - FIFA president Sepp Blatter hopes to persuade soccer rule-makers to approve goal-line technology for the World Cup in Brazil. Blatter ended his long-standing opposition to the high-tech aids after England midfielder Frank
FIFA panel calls for handshakes
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[ESPN] - FIFA boss Sepp Blatter was forced to issue a public apology for suggesting that racism on the pitch could be settled with a handshake and faced calls for his resignation, while the issue of poor sportsmanship has seen the game criticised from all
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