FIFA bribes scandal
David Larkin of ChangeFifa comments on a grim day for soccer's governing body
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Blatter behaviour labelled 'clumsy'
FIFA president Sepp Blatter faced calls to resign over the findings of an ethics investigation into a bribery scandal involving leading football officials and collapsed marketing partner ISL.
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Key member quits FIFA reform process
A leading member of the body set up to advise FIFA on its anti-corruption reforms has resigned saying she does not believe world soccer's governing body is taking the process of change seriously enough.
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FIFA to up World Cup security
FIFA promise to step up security at next year's World Cup following the bombing in Boston
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England fans are accused of racism
The Football Association spokesman are waiting for official notification of a complaint by anti-racism body FARE to FIFA.
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England reported to FIFA for 'racist' songs
England have been reported to FIFA by anti-racism body FARE after fans sang abusive songs about Rio and Anton Ferdinand during the match against San Marino.
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FIFA may nominate date for NI World Cup qualifer
The rearrangement of Northern Ireland's World Cup qualifier against Russia looks set to become a thorny issue, with none of the available dates likely to please both parties.
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Keane ruled out of Austria match, Doyle called up
Robbie Keane has been ruled out of Tuesday's FIFA World Cup qualifier against Austria in Aviva Stadium, and Kevin Doyle has been called up in his place
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FIFA play down prospect of 2022 vote re-run
FIFA have moved to clarify an interview with Sepp Blatter in which the organisation's president suggested the vote to stage the 2022 World Cup could be re-run.
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Winter World Cup motion gathers momentum
The prospect of the 2022 World Cup being switched to the winter has increased after both Premier League chairman Dave Richards and Britain's FIFA vice-president backed a move.
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Republic of Ireland 40th in FIFA World Rankings
Ireland have dropped one place to 40th while Brazil remain at a record low of 18th in the latest FIFA World Rankings.
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Irish women top group with South Korea draw
The Republic of Ireland Senior Women's Team have drawn 0-0 with South Korea at the Cyprus Cup in Parlini to win their Group on goal difference.
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FIFA issues 74 life bans for match-fixing
FIFA has announced a worldwide extension on bans issued to 74 players and officials found guilty of involvement in match-fixing.
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Match Fixing Bans
David Larkin of Change FIFA gives reaction to bans for 74 players and officials found guilty of involvement in match-fixing.
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FIFA confirm goal-line technology for World Cup
FIFA today confirmed goal-line technology will be in place for the 2014 World Cup as it invited tenders to provide the system.
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FIFA agrees to blood tests at World Cup
FIFA has committed to carrying out blood tests and biological profiling for banned drugs at next year's World Cup.
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Offside rule set to be clarified by FIFA
One of the most controversial rules in football is set to be changed next month when the game's lawmakers attempt to clarify when a player should be judged offside.
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Chinese side going to FIFA over Drogba move
Ivory Coast striker Didier Drogba remains under contract with Shanghai Shenhua and his transfer this week to Turkish club Galatasaray is a violation of those terms, the Chinese side claim.
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FIFA review World Cup bid claims
Allegations surrounding the controversial 2018 and 2022 World Cup bidding campaigns will be subjected to a "thorough review", FIFA's ethics investigator has stated.
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Blatter determined to stamp out racism
FIFA president Sepp Blatter stands by his comments about abuse victim Kevin-Prince Boateng's walk-off during a game by saying that "running away" is not the answer.