FIFA is not an independent sporting organisation; it is a political tool.
FIFA is not an independent sporting organisation; it is a political tool.
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The World Cup has upended the old world order – and despite Trump and Infantino, it still inspires | Simon Tisdall
The World Cup has changed things in the world. Even Donald Trump's actions and FIFA's greed cannot stop the fun. The tournament shows that different cultures can work together well. Also, smaller teams (underdogs) are scoring big goals.
Brussels wants action over Trump-Infantino red card controversy
The European Parliament in Brussels wants action about a football controversy. This happened after FIFA lifted the red card ban for US player Folarin Balogun. President Donald Trump called FIFA's head to ask for this change. After the call, Balogun was allowed to play against Belgium.
Harry Kane and Erling Haaland set for FIFA World Cup quarterfinal duel as England eye moneyline win
England and Norway will meet in the FIFA World Cup quarterfinal. England's captain Harry Kane and Norway's star Erling Haaland will face each other. Both teams aim to win and advance to the semifinal. The match is expected to be exciting because of these two top scorers.
Anti-discrimination reports sent to FIFA over Mexico games
A group that watches for unfair treatment at World Cup games sent reports to FIFA. These reports are about matches involving Mexico. The head of the group did not say exactly what happened in these reports. This could cause problems for the Mexican Football Federation.
Anti-discrimination reports sent to FIFA over Mexico games
A group that watches for unfair treatment at World Cup games sent reports to FIFA. These reports are about matches involving Mexico. The head of the group did not say exactly what happened in these reports. This could cause problems for the Mexican Football Federation.