Fifa corruption

2022 winning team hired ex-CIA agents and PR firm used ‘black ops’ that broke Fifa rules

Damning report on 2018 World Cup bidding process reveals ‘vote-swapping’ talks between England and South Korea

Only ten backers are on board for next year's tournament, with football's governing body making a loss of almost £300m last year

US authorities are taking Christopher Steele's claims seriously because of his work on corruption at football's governing body

'Little-known Slovenian' who replaces Michel Platini has been accused of being a puppet of Fifa boss Gianni Infantino

Former player 'deeply disappointed' as he fails to overturn 'disloyal payment' punishment

The Swiss will be tasked with restoring the battered reputation of football's governing body

Football does its best to keep pace with athletics in the sporting scandal stakes as Wolfgang Niersbach quits over Fifa loan claims

Self-congratulatory Fifa propaganda film damned by critics and shunned by audiences

FAI received special 'loan' after infamous goal for France in 2010 World Cup play-off

Divisive calls for Qatar to lose tournament should be put to one side until dust settles on Fifa crisis

News of Blatter's unexpected departure could raise as many questions as it answers for Fifa

A round-up of responses to the Fifa President's decision to quit

Fifa may be in disarray, but Blatter still had enough support to win the presidential election... why?

The FBI and Swiss probes explained, and what it means for the embattled Sepp Blatter

US attorney general Loretta Lynch made her name with high-profile cases, but none as explosive as Fifa

Football's governing body lost five backers last year as campaigners call for change at the top

Football's governing body is 'nauseating' and Sepp Blatter is a 'dictator', says presenter

Claims that Uefa president, who voted for Qatar in 2010, was 'personally lobbied' by Bin Hammam

Demands for action over claims that Fifa official was paid nearly £2m after World Cup vote

New claims surrounding controversial World Cup vote 'should not come as a surprise'