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Limones eyes ‘proper track’ for football
New PFF technical director hopes to lay good foundations to build on
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2023 women's World Cup will break new ground
It will be the first with 32 teams, up from the 24 nations who competed at last year's finals in France, won by the US
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Australia-NZ PMs push joint bid
Letter sent to FIFA emphasising support for hosting rights to 2023 Women’s World Cup
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FIFA stands by evaluation of Colombia 2023 women's World Cup bid
CFF president Jesurun wrote to complain of “erroneous and discriminatory conclusions” in its report on the bid
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FIFA allows transfer windows to open before current season finishes
However, clubs will not be able to field new signings until the next season begins
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Brazil withdraws from race to host 2023 Women's World Cup
Withdrawal means Colombia, Japan and a joint bid from Australia and New Zealand are the remaining contenders to host
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New Spanish series to shed light on the infamous FIFA scandal
Show starting this week called 'El Presidente' casts a satirical look at South American football’s dirty dealings
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Mixed messages as sports world backs US protesters
Athletes, teams and leagues have expressed solidarity with protesters demanding an end to systemic racism
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Infantino says player calls for Floyd justice should be 'applauded'
The DFB is investigating the players in line with IFAB's laws
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Five-sub rule could count against Barca: Setien
La Liga is due to restart on June 11 after a three-month break
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