Fifa
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Jack Kerr: The Wellington Phoenix forward – Oceania’s only non-Kiwi player in the A-League – bemoans the lack of opportunity for islanders
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Crimean clubs have been suspended by Uefa from playing in Russian domestic competitions
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The British Olympic Association has added to sport’s list of unlikely sponsorship deals: signing DFS as its official sofa provider
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Sepp Blatter says that the welfare of migrant workers in Qatar is the responsibility of the companies who hire them, not Fifa
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Fifa’s Michel d’Hooghe says he is being treated ‘like a murderer’ after being put under investigation as part of the fall-out from the report into World Cup bids
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Cristiano Ronaldo is favourite to retain the Ballon d’Or after he was named on a three-man shortlist also including Lionel Messi and Manuel Neuer
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The Culture, Media and Sport select committee is to demand that the FA hands over any further information in a secret intelligence dossier
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Sepp Blatter was cheered by the Asian Football Federation after promising that the 2022 World Cup would take place in Qatar
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Also featuring: Premier League clubs giving back; prudish timid hypocrites; and Melon Woman
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Arsenal’s Mesut Özil is one of five Premier League players to be shortlisted for the three-man midfield in the 2014 Fifa FifPro world XI
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The head of Germany’s FA, Wolfgang Niersbach, has said he will look to succeed the retiring Dr Theo Zwanziger on Fifa’s executive committee next year
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Fifa says its ethics committee has banned a football official from India for three years for taking a bribe
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Three current Fifa executive committee members are under investigation by the ethics chief Michael Garcia following his inquiry into World Cup bidding
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The SFO were considering applying to Swiss authorities to see the full text of Michael Garcia’s investigation into the 2018 and 2022 World Cups
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Fifa secretary general Jérôme Valcke refutes reports that major sponsors Sony and Emirates dropped their contracts because of allegations of corruptio
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Sepp Blatter is expected to face a challenge in next year’s election, but Prince Ali bin al-Hussein has yet to decide whether to stand
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Sajid Javid, the culture secretary, has written to Fifa secretary Sepp Blatter in support of the FA’s call for Michael Garcia’s report into the 2018 and 2022 bidding processes to be published in full
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The president of the German league, Reinhard Rauball, told Sepp Blatter he should resign over the Qatar World Cup bid
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Iker Casillas had a poor World Cup in Brazil but is a surprise inclusion as one of the five goalkeepers in the frame for Fifa’s 2014 World XI
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Also featuring: a left-wing media witch-hunt, Marilyn Monroe, and a squad of bums and drunks
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The chief executive of Germany’s Bundesliga launched a scathing attack on Fifa, saying coordinated action was needed from Europe to reform world football’s governing body
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Owen Gibson: Fifa, Dave Whelan, Ched Evans and England fans have made this yet another ‘worst week’ for football
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Michael Garcia report should be published, says Fifa presidential candidate Jérôme Champagne – video
Fifa presidential candidate says the findings of Michael Garcia's investigation in to the World Cup bidding process need to be made public
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Fifa’s ethics committee said it will broaden the pool of people with access to its full report after calls for full disclosure
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A Fifa member was reported to the world governing body’s ethics committee after asking for ‘hard cash’ in return for votes but it was ignored, it has been claimed
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Phaedra Almajid claims she was targeted by Qataris after making corruption allegations against the Qatar 2022 World Cup bid
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Sepp Blatter has said Fifa will publish the report into England’s 2018 World Cup bid if the FA agree to waive the threat of legal action from anyone involved in it
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Marina Hyde: Sepp Blatter’s organisation feels less a sporting governing body than a quasi-state, impervious to any and all charges against it
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Fifa has lodged a criminal complaint with the Swiss attorney general over ‘possible misconduct’ by individuals in connection with the awarding of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups
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Editorial: It is time for criminal prosecutions, boycotts, even to leave Fifa altogether. This must not happen again
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The FA chairman has written to every Fifa executive committee member calling for ‘urgent action’
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Owen Gibson: Uefa is split and history has taught Fifa’s president that, if he rides out the temporary storm, the impetus for change will dwindle
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Stephanie Roche’s goal for Peamount United went viral and she was named on the shortlist for the 2014 Puskas award
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Bonita Mersiades, the Australian whistleblower whose evidence to Fifa’s inquiry was dismissed as unreliable by the judge Hans-Joachim Eckert , has called for reform at world football’s governing body
A modest proposal: Qatar could win by letting Gaza host the World Cup