Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein

FIFA Crisis: If I was scamming for 30 years then who gave me the money, asks indicted Warner

Warner donned a cap and a garland of flowers to give a lengthy, defiant speech against Blatter before a crowd of raucous supporters in the district he represents as an opposition member of Parliament

Why is Sepp Blatter still expected to win? A look at the vote-share in FIFA congress

FIFA's 209 members are expected to elect President Sepp Blatter to a fifth term on May 29 despite a string of scandals including the indictment of nine football officials this week by the U.S. government.

Australia to vote for Prince Ali in FIFA elections

Football Federation Australia will seek a fresh start for football's governing body FIFA and vote for Prince Ali bin Al-Hussein as its next president, FFA Chairman Frank Lowy said Thursday.

FIFA's corruption crisis: Reactions from around the world

Football's governing body FIFA was rocked early Wednesday morning by the arrests of six senior officials. Reactions came in from from ex-players and officials, as well from Jack Warner, one of those indicted by the DOJ but who resigned from FIFA in 2011. He has claimed he is innocent of all crimes.

FIFA VP backs India's bid for U-17 World Cup

The FIFA Executive Committee, of which Al Hussein is a member, is expected to name the host country for the 2017 FIFA Under-17 World Cup later this year.