May 17 - Top-flight footballers must be allowed to rest for at least three days between matches to have a better chance of winning key fixtures according to the international players' union, FIFPro.Read more... Add new comment
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Footballers need at least three days' rest between matches, says FIFPro
By Andrew Warshaw
May 17 - Top-flight footballers must be allowed to rest for at least three days between matches to have a better chance of winning key fixtures according to the international players' union, FIFPro.
May 17 - Top-flight footballers must be allowed to rest for at least three days between matches to have a better chance of winning key fixtures according to the international players' union, FIFPro.Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein honoured for hijab ban overturn campaigning
By David Gold at Wembley Stadium in London
May 2 - FIFA's youngest vice-president, Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein has been honoured for his efforts to overturn the ban on the hijab in football at the inaugural Muslim Women's Sport Foundation (MWSF) Ambassador Awards, held here tonight.
May 2 - FIFA's youngest vice-president, Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein has been honoured for his efforts to overturn the ban on the hijab in football at the inaugural Muslim Women's Sport Foundation (MWSF) Ambassador Awards, held here tonight.
FIFA's former security director starts role at ICSS
By Andrew Warshaw
May 1 - Chris Eaton, FIFA's former director of security, has taken up his new role with the Doha-based International Centre for Sport Security (ICSS), the not-for-profit institution that specialises in helping sports events develop their security and safety strategies.
May 1 - Chris Eaton, FIFA's former director of security, has taken up his new role with the Doha-based International Centre for Sport Security (ICSS), the not-for-profit institution that specialises in helping sports events develop their security and safety strategies.Hawk-Eye goal-line technology faces official trial at minor league cup final
By Andrew Warshaw
April 30 - After years of false dawns and broken promises, goal-line technology is to be officially trialled in a match scenario as football's lawmakers press ahead with further testing pending a final decision on July 2.
April 30 - After years of false dawns and broken promises, goal-line technology is to be officially trialled in a match scenario as football's lawmakers press ahead with further testing pending a final decision on July 2.FIFA unveils hard-hitting new Code of Conduct to abolish corruption
By Andrew Warshaw
April 27 - FIFA's drive to clean up its act is set to take centre stage at next month's Congress in Budapest after the published agenda revealed that all 208 member nations have been urged to kick out bribery, match fixing and corruption once and for all.
April 27 - FIFA's drive to clean up its act is set to take centre stage at next month's Congress in Budapest after the published agenda revealed that all 208 member nations have been urged to kick out bribery, match fixing and corruption once and for all.More Articles...
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- Kirin Cup won by Japan's iron ladies
- FIFA to step up heart screening following Fabrice Muamba's cardiac arrest
- Blatter steals Pieth's thunder on eve of FIFA reform proposals
- Blatter scrapped whistle blowing initiative, FIFA's head of security reveals
- IFAB composition under scrutiny at FIFA Strategic Committee meeting
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