Morocco becomes first African member association to use VAR
Morocco has become the first member association in Africa to use the Video Assistant Referee (VAR) in a local competition. You may also like
Fifa opens disciplinary proceedings against Cameroon
Fifa has opened disciplinary proceedings against Cameroon over their behaviour in Sunday’s Women’s World Cup last-16 match against England. You may also like
Caf president arrested in Paris
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Fifa drops plans to expand 2022 World Cup in Qatar
Fifa has abandoned their plans to expand the 2022 Fifa World Cup in Qatar to include 48 teams. You may also like
Saifa, Saff agree to merge Futsal structures
The South African Indoor Football Association (Saifa) and the South African Futsal Federation (Saff) have agreed in principle to integrate the two structures to form one unified Futsal structure. You may also like
Sarri: Chelsea can’t compete without signings
Maurizio Sarri believes Chelsea need to overturn their two-window transfer ban to be able to catch Premier League pacesetters Manchester City and Liverpool next season. You may also like
Fifa upholds Chelsea’s transfer ban
Chelsea will face a two-window transfer ban after the club lost their appeal to Fifa for breaching regulations relating to the international registration of players under the age of 18. You may also like
Fifa moves forward with 2023 WC bidding process
Fifa has confirmed that it has received nine registrations in the bidding process for the 2023 Fifa Women’s World Cup. You may also like
Senong names provisional Amajita WC squad
Amajita coach Thabo Senong has named his provisional squad for the upcoming Fifa U20 World Cup in Poland. You may also like
Damon: VAR is the future of refereeing
Fifa referee development officer in Africa, Jerome Damon, is confident that the VAR system will be implemented to eradicate moral flaws in football. You may also like
