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Sheikh Salman bin Ibrahim Al Khalifa of Bahrain was elected president of the Asian Football Confederation and vowed to reform the governing body after several officials were banned.
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Yousuf Al Serkal, a candidate to replace the banned head of Asian soccer, today promised to introduce new transparency measures such as publishing his financial benefits if he’s voted into office.
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Soccer ruling body FIFA said it banned Mohamed Bin Hammam from the sport for life after he quit his roles on the body’s executive committee and as president of the Asian Football Confederation.
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Mohamed bin Hammam’s lifetime ban from soccer for allegedly bribing officials in his bid for FIFA’s presidency has been overturned by sport’s top court.
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Mohamed Bin Hammam said he’ll fight to clear his name again after FIFA opened a new investigation into its former presidential candidate, who had his lifetime ban from soccer annulled by the top sports court last month.
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Jack Warner, the former FIFA vice president who quit soccer’s governing body amid a bribery investigation, applauded the top sports court’s decision to overturn former Asian soccer head Mohamed Bin Hammam’s life ban.
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Mohamed Bin Hammam was banned for life by soccer’s governing body after being found guilty of bribing voters in his attempt to defeat incumbent Sepp Blatter for the presidency of FIFA.
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Soccer ruling body FIFA said it provisionally banned former Asian soccer chief Mohamed Bin Hammam for a maximum of 90 days from any activity related to the sport.
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FIFA has extended its provisional suspension of Mohamed Bin Hammam for another 45 days, soccer’s ruling body said.
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Soccer’s governing body has headed to Brazil this week, hoping to shift the focus away from corruption claims and onto the 2014 World Cup. It won’t be easy.
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