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FIFA’s investigative report into the 2018 and 2022 World Cup bids—won by Russia and Qatar respectively—has shed new light into the machinations of former National Security Minister and Chaguanas

The former Socceroos coach taught Graham Arnold invaluable lessons – like threatening to quit if he wasn’t given a private jet.

FAMILY and friends of the late ‘Sam’ Mackenzie gathered at St Mary’s Church, Henley, for a memorial service on Monday, when the congregation w...

GENEVA—The Court of Arbitration for Sport has been criticized for picking judges to work at the Tokyo Olympics ...

The Court of Arbitration for Sport has been criticized for picking judges to work at the Tokyo Olympics who were not expert enough to handle doping cases. Days before the highest court in sports opens its special Olympic tribunals at the Winter Games in Beijing, it was singled out in a wide-ranging report published by…

The Court of Arbitration for Sport has been criticized for picking judges to work at the Tokyo Olympics who were not expert enough to handle doping cases.

GENEVA (AP) — The Court of Arbitration for Sport has been criticized for picking judges to work at the Tokyo Olympics who were not expert enough to handle doping cases. Days before CAS opens its special Olympic courts at the Winter Games in Beijing, it was singled out in a wide-ranging report published by the World Anti-Doping Agency that broadly praised operations at last year's Tokyo Olympics.

Football Australia, Sport Integrity Australia and the National Sports Tribunal have today confirmed they will develop an independent complaint

POLITICO The Real Scandal Is the Pardon Trump Didn’t Give Rufus Rochell checked all the right boxes for clemency: an exemplary record in prison, advocacy out of it, and a friendship with a famous Trump booster. So why didn’t he get it? Rufus Rochelle, 69, stands in the front yard of his sisters home in Micanopy, Florida. Rochelle lives with his sister as he serves the remainder of his sentence on house arrest. | A. Wallace for Politico Magazine Link Copied As the clock ticked down on the la...

Candidate in tainted Asian soccer election calls for re-run By GRAHAM DUNBARJanuary 26, 2021 GMT GENEVA (AP) — The candidate for FIFA’s top decision-making body who lost after facing gender bias and improper influence said on Tuesday the Asian Football Confederation should re-run its tainted election. Mariyam Mohamed said the Court of Arbitration for Sport’s verdict Monday -- after she alleged misconduct by the AFC and Olympic powerbroker Sheikh Ahmad al-Fahad al-Sabah -- undermined the ...