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Two Convictions In FIFA Corruption Scandal Overturned
The case was one of several to emerge from the 2015 probe from the US Justice Department which rocked world soccer's governing body FIFA and continental confederations for South and North America.
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US Coach Sorry For Flag Furore Ahead Of Iran Clash
US Soccer sparked uproar over the weekend after posting an Iranian flag without its Allah symbol on the federation's social media feeds in what it said it was a gesture of solidarity with Iranian women protesters.
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Groups Urge US Regulators to Investigate EA’s FIFA: Ultimate Team for Misleading Use of ‘Loot Box’
Fairplay, Center for Digital Democracy and 13 other organizations have requested US regulator Federal Trade Commission to investigate video game maker Electronic Arts for the misleading use of a digital ‘loot box’. The EA game ‘FIFA: Ultimate Team’ has been blamed to provide users ‘loot box’ that urges players to spend more money while ...
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US Soccer Federation To Review Ban On Kneeling During National Anthem
In a controversial move, US soccer introduced a rule in 2017 which formally states that players must "stand respectfully" during the national anthem.
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Judge Rules Against US Women's Soccer Team In Equal Pay Case
US women's team star Megan Rapinoe said after learning of the court's decision that the battle is not over.
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FIFA Makes Huge Damages Claim Against 'Sordid' Football Officials
In a wide-ranging admission to US authorities on the scope of soccer corruption, FIFA openly accused South Africa of paying a USD 10 million bribe to secure votes for the 2010 World Cup.
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Barack Obama Lauds US Soccer's Indian-American Chief Sunil Gulati
Sunil Gulati was unanimously re-elected to a record third four-year term as United States Soccer Federation president in March 2014.
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Barack Obama Singles Out US Soccer's Indian-American Chief
US President Barack Obama singled out US Soccer Federation's (USSF) Indian-American President Sunil Gulati as he welcomed the US women's World Cup-winning champions into the White House.
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Homes, Cars, And Jewels: Raising FIFA Ex-VP Jeffrey Webb's Mega-Bond
Jeffrey Webb is the first former official from soccer's governing body to appear in a New York federal court in connection with the sweeping investigation by US prosecutors
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FIFA Ex-Vice President Pleads Not Guilty, Gets $10 Million Bond
Jeffrey Webb is the first former official from soccer's governing body to appear in a New York federal court in connection with the sweeping investigation by US prosecutors that has rocked the sporting world.
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Allahabad-Born US Football Chief May be in Race for FIFA President's Post
President of US Soccer Federation Sunil Gulati is being seen as one of the potential candidates to replace Sepp Blatter who resigned after heading FIFA for 17 years.
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A US Inquiry Snowballed to Stun the World of Soccer
In December 2011, the IRS and the FBI joined forces, setting in motion the sprawling international case that led to the arrests of top soccer officials this week. The investigation, which involved coordination with police agencies and diplomats in 33 countries, was described by law enforcement officials as one of the most complicated international ...
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US may play football-friendly against Iran, says report
The US news outlet cited reports circulating in the Iranian media, although US Soccer spokesman Neil Beuthe declined to confirm that the US federation had been in contact with its Iranian counterpart.
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US soccer boss Sunil Gulati elected to FIFA executive committee
The vote took place at the congress of the North and Central American and Caribbean Football (CONCACAF) in Panama City on Friday. Gulati has been president of US soccer since 2006.
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Former United States soccer midfielder reveals he is gay and ends career
Rogers scored two goals for the Americans, including the first goal by the US side with former German international Jurgen Klinsmann as coach, netting the equalizer in the 73rd minute of a 1-1 home friendly draw with Mexico in 2011.
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Two Convictions In FIFA Corruption Scandal Overturned
The case was one of several to emerge from the 2015 probe from the US Justice Department which rocked world soccer's governing body FIFA and continental confederations for South and North America.
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US Coach Sorry For Flag Furore Ahead Of Iran Clash
US Soccer sparked uproar over the weekend after posting an Iranian flag without its Allah symbol on the federation's social media feeds in what it said it was a gesture of solidarity with Iranian women protesters.
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Groups Urge US Regulators to Investigate EA’s FIFA: Ultimate Team for Misleading Use of ‘Loot Box’
Fairplay, Center for Digital Democracy and 13 other organizations have requested US regulator Federal Trade Commission to investigate video game maker Electronic Arts for the misleading use of a digital ‘loot box’. The EA game ‘FIFA: Ultimate Team’ has been blamed to provide users ‘loot box’ that urges players to spend more money while ...
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US Soccer Federation To Review Ban On Kneeling During National Anthem
In a controversial move, US soccer introduced a rule in 2017 which formally states that players must "stand respectfully" during the national anthem.
-
Judge Rules Against US Women's Soccer Team In Equal Pay Case
US women's team star Megan Rapinoe said after learning of the court's decision that the battle is not over.
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FIFA Makes Huge Damages Claim Against 'Sordid' Football Officials
In a wide-ranging admission to US authorities on the scope of soccer corruption, FIFA openly accused South Africa of paying a USD 10 million bribe to secure votes for the 2010 World Cup.
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Barack Obama Lauds US Soccer's Indian-American Chief Sunil Gulati
Sunil Gulati was unanimously re-elected to a record third four-year term as United States Soccer Federation president in March 2014.
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Barack Obama Singles Out US Soccer's Indian-American Chief
US President Barack Obama singled out US Soccer Federation's (USSF) Indian-American President Sunil Gulati as he welcomed the US women's World Cup-winning champions into the White House.
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Homes, Cars, And Jewels: Raising FIFA Ex-VP Jeffrey Webb's Mega-Bond
Jeffrey Webb is the first former official from soccer's governing body to appear in a New York federal court in connection with the sweeping investigation by US prosecutors
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FIFA Ex-Vice President Pleads Not Guilty, Gets $10 Million Bond
Jeffrey Webb is the first former official from soccer's governing body to appear in a New York federal court in connection with the sweeping investigation by US prosecutors that has rocked the sporting world.
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Allahabad-Born US Football Chief May be in Race for FIFA President's Post
President of US Soccer Federation Sunil Gulati is being seen as one of the potential candidates to replace Sepp Blatter who resigned after heading FIFA for 17 years.
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A US Inquiry Snowballed to Stun the World of Soccer
In December 2011, the IRS and the FBI joined forces, setting in motion the sprawling international case that led to the arrests of top soccer officials this week. The investigation, which involved coordination with police agencies and diplomats in 33 countries, was described by law enforcement officials as one of the most complicated international ...
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US may play football-friendly against Iran, says report
The US news outlet cited reports circulating in the Iranian media, although US Soccer spokesman Neil Beuthe declined to confirm that the US federation had been in contact with its Iranian counterpart.
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US soccer boss Sunil Gulati elected to FIFA executive committee
The vote took place at the congress of the North and Central American and Caribbean Football (CONCACAF) in Panama City on Friday. Gulati has been president of US soccer since 2006.
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Former United States soccer midfielder reveals he is gay and ends career
Rogers scored two goals for the Americans, including the first goal by the US side with former German international Jurgen Klinsmann as coach, netting the equalizer in the 73rd minute of a 1-1 home friendly draw with Mexico in 2011.
