Fifa seeks further information over bribery allegations
Fifa says it will seek further information from the United States Department of Justice regarding allegations of bribery in relation to the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. You may also like
Internationals hold firm as US fight back
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Tonga survive USA scare
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England overpower USA
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Kgatlana, Smeda, Motlhalo to miss USA clash
Banyana Banyana coach Desiree Ellis has confirmed that they will be without three key players for their upcoming international friendly against World Champions USA. You may also like
Rooney arrest due to mixing sleeping tablets, alcohol
Wayne Rooney became disoriented after taking sleeping tablets while drinking, the forward’s spokesman said following confirmation of his arrest. You may also like
Rooney backing Kane to break record
Wayne Rooney has backed England captain Harry Kane to break his record tally of 53 international goals. You may also like
Clinical England ease past USA
Wayne Rooney bade a fond farewell to England as an experimental Three Lions side coasted to a 3-0 friendly win over the United States at Wembley on Thursday. You may also like
Argentina, Colombia play to goalless draw
Argentina maintained their long unbeaten run against Colombia after a 0-0 friendly draw between the nations in New Jersey. You may also like
Watch: Trump gives media red card at Fifa meeting
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