As fresh bribery allegations throw the spotlight back on to Qatar, an Irish human rights lawyer has warned that the country’s ‘kafala’ labour system is leading to the exploitation of migrant workers.

FIFA vice-president Jim Boyce wants voting to be re-opened if latest corruption allegations are proven to be true.

The Qatari told AFP in an emailed statement that he had stepped down from the positions.

Najeeb Chirakal has been punished for his behaviour by world football’s governing body.

The controversial ex-FIFA presidential candidate has taken his appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport.

FIFA chief insists he’s apologised enough after his claims that racial incidents between players on the field could be settled by a handshake at the end of a game.

Qatari becomes the most senior soccer official convicted of corruption in FIFA’s 107-year history.

Allegedly corrupt FIFA executive Mohammed bin Hammam will face additional questioning from FIFA’s ethics committee today, prior to tomorrow’s final verdict. If found guilty, he faces a lifetime ban from the football.

FIFA had “compelling” evidence that Mohamed bin Hammam was offering cash bribes for votes in its presidential election.

Investigation into bribery allegations against Warner closed.

What the hell is happening in the dark heart of football’s governing body since last week’s high-profile election fiasco? Quite a lot.

“Our pyramid is intact because the foundation is solid,” says Blatter following his re-election at FIFA Headquarters.

Sources indicate that senior FAI officials are currently considering the English FA’s call for tomorrow’s election to be postponed.

Football Association announces that it will be abstaining if the contest goes ahead as planned tomorrow.

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President Sepp Blatter has been cleared by FIFA’s ethics committee which has been holding a hearing into claims of bribery implicating Jack Warner and Mohamed Bin Hammam who will now both be suspended and investigated.

Association announces that president Sepp Blatter will appear in front of an ethics hearing this weekend.