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FIFA Ethics Committee Drops Case Against Chief Gianni Infantino
FIFA's investigatory chamber had opened a preliminary investigation into Gianni Infantino following reports of alleged ethics breaches.
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Gianni Infantino To Respect Any Ethics Committee Decision: FIFA
A Swiss special prosecutor has launched proceedings against Gianni Infantino, as part of an investigation into suspected collusion with the country's attorney general, Michael Lauber.
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Former FIFA President Sepp Blatter Says He Will Accept Verdict As CAS Appeal Begins
Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter arrived for his appeal hearing against a six-year ban from football today, pledging to accept the verdict of the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Michel Platini Prepares For Make or Break CAS Hearing
FIFA's ethics committee in December 2015 banned both Michel Platini and ex-FIFA boss Sepp Blatter from all football activities for eight years. The suspensions were cut to six years in February 2016.
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FIFA To Reportedly Decide On Sepp Blatter, Michel Platini Appeals Next Week
FIFA's Ethics committee will announce their decision regarding the appeals of Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini next week, according to some sources.
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FIFA Sanctions Franz Beckenbauer Over World Cup Bidding Probe
Franz Beckenbauer "failed to cooperate" with the investigation, "despite repeated requests for his assistance," an FIFA ethics committee statement said.
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Sepp Blatter Tries to Reverse Ban in FIFA Appeal
Sepp Blatter met the FIFA appeals committee in a bid to reverse a conviction for ethics violations issued by a FIFA tribunal in December.
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FIFA Court Bans Jerome Valcke For 12 Years For Misconduct
FIFA's ethics committee tribunal said that Jermome Valcke was banned from all football-related activities.
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Fallen FIFA Chief Sepp Blatter to Appeal Eight-Year Ban
Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini were each banned for eight years by the FIFA ethics committee in December for conflict of interest in a USD 2 million payment deal that is also the subject of a criminal investigation in Switzerland.
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Sepp Blatter, Michel Platini Free to Appeal Bans, Says FIFA Ethics Committee
Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini are now free to appeal their eight-year bans after the FIFA ethics tribunal gave them the reasons behind the decision to ban them.
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FIFA Ethics Committee Drops Case Against Chief Gianni Infantino
FIFA's investigatory chamber had opened a preliminary investigation into Gianni Infantino following reports of alleged ethics breaches.
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Gianni Infantino To Respect Any Ethics Committee Decision: FIFA
A Swiss special prosecutor has launched proceedings against Gianni Infantino, as part of an investigation into suspected collusion with the country's attorney general, Michael Lauber.
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Former FIFA President Sepp Blatter Says He Will Accept Verdict As CAS Appeal Begins
Former FIFA president Sepp Blatter arrived for his appeal hearing against a six-year ban from football today, pledging to accept the verdict of the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
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Michel Platini Prepares For Make or Break CAS Hearing
FIFA's ethics committee in December 2015 banned both Michel Platini and ex-FIFA boss Sepp Blatter from all football activities for eight years. The suspensions were cut to six years in February 2016.
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FIFA To Reportedly Decide On Sepp Blatter, Michel Platini Appeals Next Week
FIFA's Ethics committee will announce their decision regarding the appeals of Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini next week, according to some sources.
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FIFA Sanctions Franz Beckenbauer Over World Cup Bidding Probe
Franz Beckenbauer "failed to cooperate" with the investigation, "despite repeated requests for his assistance," an FIFA ethics committee statement said.
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Sepp Blatter Tries to Reverse Ban in FIFA Appeal
Sepp Blatter met the FIFA appeals committee in a bid to reverse a conviction for ethics violations issued by a FIFA tribunal in December.
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FIFA Court Bans Jerome Valcke For 12 Years For Misconduct
FIFA's ethics committee tribunal said that Jermome Valcke was banned from all football-related activities.
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Fallen FIFA Chief Sepp Blatter to Appeal Eight-Year Ban
Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini were each banned for eight years by the FIFA ethics committee in December for conflict of interest in a USD 2 million payment deal that is also the subject of a criminal investigation in Switzerland.
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Sepp Blatter, Michel Platini Free to Appeal Bans, Says FIFA Ethics Committee
Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini are now free to appeal their eight-year bans after the FIFA ethics tribunal gave them the reasons behind the decision to ban them.
