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FIFA Admits To World Cup Bribes, Requests Cash From U.S.

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Florida-Based Consultant Pleads Guilty To Bribery, Money Laundering And Conspiracy In Fed's FIFA Corruption Case

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Germany Didn’t Buy FIFA World Cup Votes In 2006 With Suspicious 6.7M-Euro Payment

Crime & Justice

FIFA Arrests: Top Officials Apprehended As Corruption Investigation Continues

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FIFA President Sepp Blatter Under Criminal Corruption Investigation, Swiss Prosecutor Raids Office

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Sepp Blatter To Resign As FIFA President; 'FIFA Needs A Profound Restructuring'

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FIFA Corruption Scandal 2014: Executive Committee To Vote On Whether To Release Controversial Ethics Report

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FIFA Corruption Scandal 2014: Ethics Judge, Investigator Agree To Further Review Report On 2018 & 2022 World Cups Bids

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FIFA Corruption Scandal 2014: Investigators Accused Of Violating Confidentiality Promises In Regard To Qatar World Cup 2022 Bid

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FIFA Corruption: Member Of Association's Financial Watchdog Group Suspended After Arrest In Cayman Islands, Suspected Of Money-Laundering

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