FIFA close Bin Hammam case without charges
Mohamed Bin Hammam, the man who tried to challenge Sepp Blatter for the FIFA presidency, will not face new charges that he bribed Caribbean officials during his campaign, it can be revealed.
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Bin Hammam loses appeal to CAS
Mohammed Bin Hammam has lost an appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport over his current ban from football, FIFA has confirmed.
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Qatari official suspended by FIFA ethics committee
An aide to Mohamed Bin Hammam, the former FIFA presidential candidate, has been suspended by FIFA's ethics committee for allegedly failing to co-operate with an ongoing probe.
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Bin Hammam has lifetime FIFA ban annulled
Mohamed Bin Hammam has had his lifetime FIFA ban annulled by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Video links Warner to cash gifts
Video evidence of ex-FIFA vice-president Jack Warner urging Caribbean officials to accept cash gifts from Mohamed Bin Hammam has emerged.
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Warner lashes out at FIFA "conspiracy"
Jack Warner has claimed the leak of a video appearing to show him urging officials to accept cash gifts from Mohamed Bin Hammam shows there is a "conspiracy" against Caribbean football.
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CAS deny Bin Hammam appeal
Banned former Asian Football Confederation president Mohamed Bin Hammam has failed in an attempt to get the Court of Arbitration for Sport to block the appointment of his replacement, the AFC has said.
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Bin Hammam hits out at FIFA
Mohamed Bin Hammam has described as "outrageous" the length of time taken for FIFA to produce the full decisions for his lifetime ban.
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Bin Hammam attacks FIFA over ban
Mohamed Bin Hammam has claimed the cash given to members of the Caribbean Football Union during his campaign for the FIFA presidency was simply payment to cover their expenses.
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FIFA ban Bin Hammam for life
Mohamed Bin Hammam was today banned for life from all football-related activity after being found guilty of bribery by FIFA's ethics committee.
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Hammam hopes for fair FIFA hearing
Mohamed Bin Hammam has expressed his hope that he will receive a fair hearing when he appears before FIFA's ethics committee on bribery charges later this month.
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Blatter cleared, Hammam suspended
FIFA's ethics committee cleared president Sepp Blatter in soccer's bribery investigation but temporarily suspended his former rival for the presidency Mohamed bin Hammam and vice-president Jack Warner.
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Bin Hammam slams 'tawdry manoeuvre'
Mohamed Bin Hammam today claimed there was 'increasing evidence of a conspiracy' to stop him running for FIFA president.
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Bin Hammam wants investigation into Blatter
FIFA presidential candidate Mohamed Bin Hammam called for incumbent Sepp Blatter to be included in the world governing body's current bribery investigation.
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FIFA to launch new bribery inquiry
FIFA has opened an investigation into the conduct of four officials - including FIFA vice-president Jack Warner and presidential candidate Mohamed Bin Hammam - in relation to bribery allegations made by executive committee member Chuck Blazer, it was announced today.
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FIFA presidential candidate denies bribery claim
Mohamed Bin Hammam, the FIFA presidential candidate who secured the 2022 World Cup for Qatar, has denied claims the country paid bribes for votes.
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Bin Hammam wants new direction for FIFA
FIFA presidential challenger Mohamed Bin Hammam has launched a personal jibe at his rival Sepp Blatter, claiming the organisation is only unpopular because of him.
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Bin Hammam hits out at Blatter regime
FIFA presidential challenger Mohamed Bin Hammam has claimed the development of football has come to virtual standstill and that it is time for Sepp Blatter to stand down after 13 years as football's most powerful man.
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Asian football chief challenges Blatter
Asian football chief Mohamed Bin Hammam has confirmed he will challenge Sepp Blatter for the FIFA presidency.
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Blatter may face FIFA challenge
FIFA president Sepp Blatter could face a challenge for his position in May from Asian football supremo Mohamed Bin Hammam.