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FIFA's Reformer, Vincent Pericard and the Miracle of Montpellier

An interview with the Chairman of FIFA's independent Governance Committee Mark Pieth.

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The bin man and the hunter

Schalke and Holland striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar talks about their exit from Euro 2012

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Martin Bengtsson: From the dream to a nightmare

Former Inter youth player Martin Bengtsson talks of his attempted suicide at San Siro.

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Polygraphs, trafficking, South African hooligans and Nigeria's need for surgery.

The Singapore FA General Secretary says lie detector tests have reduced match fixing

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The Defector's Story

Why have four Cuban players defected? Listen to former Cuban international Maykel Galindo.

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Bwalya, Hudson and Afghanistan

Kalusha Bwalya hits out at Africa鈥檚 current players, accusing them of being prima donnas.

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Seedorf on Tackling Racism

Clarence Seedorf says the authorities need to talk less and act more against racism

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Davids, Puerto Rico and Brazil 2014

Edgar Davids talks about his wish to emulate Mourinho and Guardiola

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Football and the barriers of hate in Palestine

The Palestinian international Omar Jarun on football and the barriers of hate in Palestine

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Football in a war zone

Maccabi Tel Aviv defender Omer Vered on playing football during the Israel-Gaza conflict

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A New Era for Asian Football?

World Football travels to Malaysia to find out more about the future of football in Asia.

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Eritrea, Malaga and Montserrat

After the defection of 17 Eritrean players we hear from the Eritrean FA vice President.

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Al Ahly, the Kolkata derby and Aleksandar Duric

World Football spends time with Al Ahly at the Club World Cup.

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Verheijen's stinging attack

Raymond Verheijen says English football lacks a clear philosophy.

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28/12/2012

Football's biggest stories of the week on the 麻豆官网首页入口.

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Keshi hits out at white coaches in Africa

Nigeria coach Stephen Keshi says there needs to be more African coaches

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Queiroz, Gyan and Guam

The Iran coach Carlos Queiroz says the international schedules are unfair

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European Clubs' Dirty Tricks

Agent says European clubs don鈥檛 pay what they should for players from the developing world

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Back From the Bullets

Serge Akakpo - shot in the attack on the Togo team in 2010 - on getting back to football

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At the Africa Cup of Nations

South Africa coach says they lack a football identity

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Africa Cup of Nations Final

Former Nigeria captain Sunday Oliseh says the Cup of Nations final is their鈥檚 to lose.

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Bilic, Cameroon and Moya Dodd

Former Croatia coach Slaven Bilic defends the honour of Russian football

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Solskjaer, Western Sydney Wanderers and aspiring Bangladeshis

Former Manchester United forward Ole Gunnar Solskjaer says his dream is to manage them

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The Adventures of Rudi Gutendorf

Chris Eaton accuses the sporting authorities of failing to tackle match-fixing.

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The Destruction of Theo Bucker

Lebanon coach says he鈥檚 destroyed after one of his players is banned for match fixing.

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Sepp Blatter hits out at Uefa

Sepp Blatter says Uefa is trying to take over at Fifa.

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Pablo Mastroeni's battle with concussion

Former USA international talks about his battles with concussion

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The Road to Brazil 2014: Jordan v Japan, Croatia v Serbia and the Minnows Hit Back

Japan travel to Jordan hoping to become the first team to qualify for Brazil 2014.

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"Slavery" in Indonesian football?

Assistant coach of Indonesia Fabio Oliveira tells us he hasn't been paid for 7 months.

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12/04/2013

Football's biggest stories of the week on the 麻豆官网首页入口.

• 28 mins