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via Guardian Fifa has been ordered by the supreme court of the canton of Zug in Switzerland to release documents relating to the collapse of its former marketing partner ISL. Football's governing body said this month that it had been forced to delay the publication of the potentially incriminating documents following objections from one of the ...

via : fifa.com 1. Spain - 1564 pts 2. Netherlands - 1365 3. Germany - 1345 4. Uruguay - 1309 5. England - 1173 *34. USMNT - 721 The rest of the top 25 after the jump..... (more...)

Take a minute and read this.... Keep an eye on the threat Sepp Blatter makes while referring to CONCACAF. via FIFA Joseph S.Blatter, FIFA President On the FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2011 Tomorrow’s final brings together two of biggest talents in modern day football. On one side we have Barcelona, with the famous [Lionel] Messi and other big ...

Barcelona striker David Villa broke the tibia in his left leg Thursday in an awkward challenge in the 37th minute during the 4-0 SemiFinal win over Al-Sadd in the 2011 FIFA Club World Cup. Check out the Challenge That Broke David Villa's Tibia after the Jump.......... (more...)

Monterrey finishes the 2011 FIFA Club World Cup in 5th place after this 5 goal thriller against Tunisia side Esperance. Check out the Full Match Highlights - Monterrey vs Esperance after the Jump...... (more...)

Check out the Full Match Highlights - Santos vs Kashiwa Reysol after the Jump..... (more...)

via FIFA Kashiwa Reysol completed a double Asian celebration on Day 2 of the FIFA Club World Cup Japan 2011 by beating Monterrey 4-3 on penalties after 120 minutes of football ended in a 1-1 draw. Just hours after Al-Sadd’s 2-1 win over Esperance, substitute Ryohei Hayashi fired home Kashiwa's winning spot kick to secure a hard-earned win and a ...

via Guardian FBI agents have interviewed officials from England's failed 2018 World Cup bid as part of an investigation into possible computer hacking. The FBI is understood to be looking into claims that the USA and England World Cup bids were the victims of attempts to hack into their email accounts by outside organisations. The interviews ...