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"After last night's match #GLT is no longer an alternative but a necessity," Blatter wrote on his Twitter account
Nomuethe Eugene of South Africa (L) and Mmusa Ohilwe (R) of Botswana vie for the ball
AFC logo, pictured in 2001
Brazil's President Dilma Rousseff
FIFA General Secretary French Jerome Valcke (L) and Brazilian Minister of Sports Aldo Rabelo
Brazil's Sports Minister, Aldo Rebelo, said the slogan was an invitation to citizens and visitors "to join together"
FIFA secretary-general Jerome Valcke l
The FIFA sign is displayed at the entrance of its headquarters in Zurich
Chelsea goalkeeper Petr Cech (left) is to jump to stop the penalty kicked by Bayern Munich's midfielder Arjen Robben
Employees adjust equipment during a test of Hawk-Eye Goal Line Technology at St Mary's Stadium in Southampton
Lydia Nsekera
Lydia Nsekera
Picture taken on May 14, of Brasilia's National Stadium, under construction for the FIFA World Cup Brazil 2014
The FIFA sign is displayed at the entrance of its headquarters in Zurich
FIFA's ailing former president Joao Havelange
FIFA president Sepp Blatter congratulated Juventus on it 28th title
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Mohamed bin Hammam
Mohamed Bin Hammam is fighting allegations that he tried to buy FIFA delegates' votes to unseat president Sepp Blatter
Former FIFA vice president and Caribbean soccer chief Jack Warner, pictured in 2009

After Boateng, Italy looks to long fight with racism

It took a defiant gesture to reignite the debate on one of Italian sport's biggest demons, but the fight to rid football of racism in Serie A could be just beginning.
 

Pressure on England in San Marino game, says Gerrard

England captain Steven Gerrard admits that his side will be "on a hiding to nothing" when they tackle Group H whipping boys San Marino in their latest World Cup qualifier on Friday.
 

Time to 'drain the swamp of racism' - Boateng

AC Milan midfielder Kevin-Prince Boateng -- lauded for walking off the pitch to protest abuse by fans -- on Thursday called for an end to racism in the sport, likening it to a virulent disease that blighted the game.
 

Hodgson will 'wait and see' on Ferdinand

England manager Roy Hodgson says he will "wait and see" on Rio Ferdinand's international future after the Manchester United defender's withdrawal from the squad.
 

FIFA lifts ban on friendlies in Iraq

FIFA lifted a ban on international football friendlies in Iraqi stadiums on Thursday, permitting matches in Baghdad for the first time since the 2003 US-led invasion, an Iraqi football official said.
 

Del Bosque says Mourinho's claims 'childish'

Spain coach Vicente del Bosque has dismissed as "childish" Jose Mourinho's claims that there were irregularities in FIFA's World Coach of the Year vote.
 

Platini defends 'aptly-named' Euro 2020

UEFA president Michel Platini, responding to criticism from FIFA boss Sepp Blatter, claims that staging Euro 2020 in venues across the continent lends true meaning to the concept of a European championships.
 

Mourinho claims World Coach vote was erroneous

Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho has questioned the awarding of FIFA's World Coach of the Year for 2012 to Spain manager Vicente del Bosque, claiming there were people who voted for him that had their votes changed.
 

Balkan game fails to live up to the past

Football was a vehicle for national pride in the former Yugoslavia, enjoying support from the political elite and state policies designed to create competitive teams and world-class players.
 

Premier League will accept winter World Cup - Richards

Outgoing English Premier League chairman Dave Richards believes his organisation will have to drop its resistance to the idea of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar being played in the European winter.
 

Qatar to help boost Pakistan football

The 2022 World Cup host Qatar will provide technical and professional assistance to Pakistan to help develop football in the country, an official said Monday.
 

Gallas demands authorities act on racism

Tottenham centre-back William Gallas has called on Football's highest authorities UEFA and FIFA to take a tougher stance against racism.
 

Blatter slams Euro 2020 format over 13 countries

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has criticised the proposed format set to be used at Euro 2020 and says the scattering of the tournament over 13 countries will not make it a true European championship, the 77-year-old Swiss told German magazine Kicker on Thursday.
 

Sri Lanka 'praying' for suspended Fernando

Sri Lanka's football chief Tuesday said he was "praying" that FIFA executive committee member Manilal Fernando would be able to clear his name after he was suspended as part of an ethics probe.
 

FIFA suspend Executive Committee member

Sri Lankan Manilal Fernando, a member of world governing body FIFA's Executive Committee, has been provisionally suspended from all football-related activities for 90 days, FIFA said on Monday.
 

FIFA suspend Sri Lankan Executive Committee member

Sri Lankan Fernando Manilal, a member of world governing body FIFA's Executive Committee, has been provisionally suspended from all football-related activities for 90 days, FIFA said on Monday.
 

'No plan B' if Maracana not ready, say FIFA

FIFA general secretary Jerome Valcke admitted on Thursday that there was "no plan B" if Rio's emblematic Maracana stadium was not ready for June's Confederations Cup in Brazil.
 

FIFA back-tracks on Maracana as concerns deepen

FIFA general secretary Jerome Valcke performed a remarkable U-turn on Thursday when he admitted he didn't know if Rio's emblematic Maracana stadium will be ready for June's Confederations Cup in Brazil.
 

FIFA threatens DRC over 'political meddling'

Football's world governing body has threatened to suspend the Democratic Republic of Congo from competition because of an alleged contravention of its rules on political interference.
 

FIFA allays concerns over Maracana

Rio's emblematic Maracana stadium will be ready for June's Confederations Cup in Brazil, FIFA general secretary Jerome Valcke said Thursday, despite concerns over flooding and delays in reconstruction work.
 

Facts from the Wikipedia page:

Fédération Internationale de Football Association
MottoFor the Game. For the World
FormationMay 21, 1904
TypeSports federation
HeadquartersZürich, Switzerland
Membership208 national associations
Official languagesEnglish, French, German, Spanish,[1]
PresidentSepp Blatter
Websitewww.fifa.com