Blatter raises doubts over summer World Cup

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has criticised as inadequate a 50,000 euro fine handed to AS Roma for racist behaviour from their fans and said lessons had not been learned in Italian soccer. - Roma fined 50,000 euros for fans' racist behaviour Blatter also said he would talk to the Italian football federation (FIGC), which he said had not been thorough enough in investigating Sunday's incident in the match at AC Milan and had made its decision too quickly. "What is surprising and is not ...

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has said the racist chanting during AC Milan's game with Roma on Sunday strengthened his determination to introduce more severe sanctions. Play was suspended during the 0-0 draw at the San Siro as offensive chants were ...

Palermo president Maurizio Zamparini has slammed Sepp Blatter for injecting himself into the debate over AS Roma fans' racist chanting. This week FIFA President Blatter stated a 50,000 fine to Roma for racist chanting against Mario Balotelli was ...

The President of FIFA Sepp Blatter has tweeted his tribute to 'iconic' David Beckham after he announced his retirement and wished the former England capital

Fifa president Sepp Blatter believes it is "not rational" to play the 2022 World Cup in the summer heat of Qatar, where temperatures can hit 50C. Air-conditioned stadia have been planned, but the Swiss has expressed concerns about the implications ...

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has reaffirmed his commitment to tackling racism in football after being appalled by racist abuse that occurred during Sunday nights Serie A meeting between AC Milan

Two things to know about Sepp Blatter's recent advocacy for better continental balance among World Cup spots: First, it's about politics. (It is always, thought?) Remember, Blatter recently said he would seek a fifth term as FIFA president, never ...

ZURICH - Keith Cooper became the first high profile casualty of Sepp Blatter's reorganization of FIFA when he was sacked after seven years as director of communications yesterday. ZURICH - Keith Cooper became the first high profile casualty of Sepp ...

LONDON. — British Prime Minister David Cameron and world football chief Sepp Blatter led the tributes yesterday after Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson announced he was standing down at the end of the season. While former players hailed ...