Spanish Press Federation

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  Spanish Football Chief's Niece Dead in Mexico After Kidnapping

  Spanish Football Federation president Angel Maria Villar's niece was found dead in Mexico after she was abducted and held for ransom for several days

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  3 Spanish Journalists Kidnapped In Syria Freed

  Three Spanish journalists kidnapped in Syria some 10 months ago have been freed, the Spanish Press Federation (FAPE) and government said on Saturday.

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  Espanyol Reported For Racist Neymar Chants

  According to the Spanish Football Federation's report, monkey chants were aimed at Neymar after he had been flagged offside in the 14th minute in the match against Espanyol on Saturday

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  3 Spanish Journalists Missing in Syria: Reports

  Three Spanish freelance journalists have gone missing in Syria where they were reporting from the northwestern Aleppo region, the president of a Spanish press federation said on today.

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  Rafael Nadal, David Ferrer Lead Spanish Revolt Against 'Chaotic' Federation Head

  The players blasted "the lack of transparency" in the distribution of the Spanish national federation's revenues in the seven-point statement which was penned in London on the eve of the start of Wimbledon.

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  Soccer Scandal: Rafael Nadal Calls for FIFA Boss Sepp Blatter's Ouster

  Rafael Nadal, who is the nephew of former Spanish international Miguel Angel Nadal, believes that for Blatter to have been FIFA president since 1998 breeds an unhealthy environment in the sport.

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  Spanish Football Federation to Go on Strike From May 16

  The strike could affect the end to the La Liga season with the penultimate round of fixtures due to take place on May 17.

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  Real Madrid to Fight Federation Over Zinedine Zidane Punishment

  Zinedine Zidane has been suspended for three months by the Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) for working as the coach of Real Madrid Castilla (Real Madrid's B team) without the necessary qualifications.

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  Caroline Wozniacki Sends Maria Sharapova Out of US Open, Gilles Simon Stuns David Ferrer

  While five-time Grand Slam champion Maria Sharapova was defeated by Danish 10th seed Caroline Wozniacki, Gilles Simon sent Spanish fourth seed David Ferrer crashing to his earliest US Open defeat in five years.

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  FIFA World Cup: Ticket Tout Probe Opens Ahead of Quarterfinal Drama

  Brazilian authorities are investigating whether members of the Brazilian, Argentine and Spanish football federations were involved in the illegal sale of World Cup tickets after police dismantled a scalping gang.

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  Australian Open: Renewed Roger Federer eyes chance against stricken Rafael Nadal

  The Swiss all-time Grand Slam champion has not beaten Nadal in five Slam encounters since his 2007 Wimbledon final triumph, in a period of dominance by the Spanish world number one.

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  Sergio Ramos wins appeal against 18th red card

  The first of Sergio Ramos' two yellow cards in the first-half of the 2-2 draw in Pamplona was rescinded by the competition committee of the Spanish Football Federation on Wednesday.

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  Stanislas Wawrinka closer to Eurostar ticket after Nicolas Almagro win

  The Swiss number two solidified his seventh place ranking with a confident 6-3, 6-2 hammering of his Spanish 12th seeded opponent.

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  Injured Gareth Bale in Wales' FIFA World Cup qualifiers squad

  Bale missed Spanish giants Real's 4-0 Champions League win over FC Copenhagen on Wednesday with the injury.

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  US Open: Roger Federer to retire? No way, says Djokovic

  Federer suffered a stunning US Open fourth round straight-sets upset at the hands of Spanish 19th-seed Tommy Robredo on Monday.