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Fifa reduces Blatter, Platini bans to six years, but maintains they were guilty of ethics breach

A Fifa appeal committee on Wednesday reduced bans against Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini to six years but maintained they were still guilty of ethics breaches.

As D-Day approaches, Fifa Presidential candidates begin final jostling for votes

Separately, a Fifa appeals committee is expected to rule on the pleas filed by Blatter and his one-time heir apparent Michel Platini, who are seeking to overturn the eight-year bans.

Twist in the tale? Jordan's Prince Ali takes FIFA to CAS to postpone presidential elections

Prince Ali's lawyers said today they are seeking "provisional measures" from the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) to postpone the vote to select Sepp Blatter's successor

FIFA clean-up: Jerome Valcke, former right-hand man to Blatter, banned for 12 years

The Valcke ban came as FIFA's corruption storm again enters the spotlight.

Bye, bye Fifa: Michel Platini pulls out of next month's presidential election

Platini's withdrawal from the presidential race marks the end of his steady rise to the summit of football politics.

Last chance to get it right: Prince Ali blasts Blatter, Platini over FIFA mess

Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini were "totally irresponsible" to agree a payment that has brought ignominy to world football, according to Prince Ali bin Al Hussein

It's time to bring FIFA into the 21st century: Prince Ali

FIFA presidential hopeful Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein has promised to rid the crisis-hit organisation of corruption and "bring it into the 21st century".

FIFA World Cup 2022: Qatar will have to address workers' rights issue, says Prince Ali

FIFA presidential candidate Prince Ali Al Hussein on Sunday ruled out re-opening of the 2022 World Cup bid won by Qatar if he is elected for the top job unless the Gulf country fails to address the issue of alleged rights violation of workers hired to construct the stadia.

More arrests expected in FIFA corruption probe, says US Attorney General Lynch

Two days before the FIFA presidential election on May 29, the U.S. Department of Justice indicted 14 soccer and marketing officials in a $150 million bribery and racketeering conspiracy

FIFA leaders knew of corruption, says Prince Ali ahead of presidential candidacy declaration

Prince Ali bin al Hussein, who led a challenge against Sepp Blatter in 2015, hit out Monday at FIFA leaders links to corruption ahead of his entry into the FIFA presidential race.