Global efforts to prevent corruption in football reached a milestone with the announcement that world football’s governing body FIFA, are to work and donate a substantial amount of money to international police agency INTERPOL. The grant from FIFA is the largest donation INTERPOL have ever received from a private institution to create an unprecedented ten-year…
PHNOM PENH (13 May 2011) – Kirivong Sok Sen Chey FC proved that they are a class above Chhlam Samot when they beat the latter 3-1 in the Metfone Cambodia League 2011 match that was played at the National Olympic Stadium. League debutants Chhlam Samot put up a hard fight in the opening first half…
JAKARTA (12 May 2011) – Agum Gumelar have made an official request to FIFA to change several members of the Normalisation Committee. Agum, the chairman of the Normalisation Committee, said that at the moment there seems to be a lost in direction for five of the members whom he feels are part of the party of…
SINGAPORE (12 May 2011) – Singapore have been selected as the centre of operation for FIFA’s battle against match-fixing following the pledge of USD29 million over the next 10 years with international police agency Interpol. The unit will be housed within the agency’s Singapore-based Global Complex, which will be ready in 2013 and where they…
BACOLOD CITY (12 May 2011) – Following a blistering week of competitive football, four teams have emerged as the deserving sides to make the semi-finals of the PFF (Philippines Football Federation) Suzuki Under-23 Championship. The four teams to make the final four of the meet this year are Ceres-Negros Selection, National Capital Region (NCR) Team…
BANGKOK (12 May 2011) – Buriram PEA failed to open up a lead at the top of the Thai Premier League 2011 when they were held to a goalless draw by basement side TTM FC Phichit. With the one point – only their third thus far this season – Buriram have picked up 30 points…