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October 16, 2025

News Desk

FIFA hopes 2026 World Cup cities will be “match-ready”.

PARIS: FIFA said on Wednesday it hoped all 16 host cities would be “ready” to host matches at the 2026 World Cup finals, after US President Donald Trump suggested the games be moved for security reasons. “We hope that each of the 16 host cities will be ready to host successfully and fulfill all the necessary conditions,” a FIFA spokesman said. “Safety and security are top priorities at all FIFA events worldwide.” The spokesman however added that: “Safety and security is obviously the responsibility of governments and they decide what is in the best interests of public safety.” Trump said

January 21, 2024

News Desk

FIFA chief condemns racism during matches in Italy and England

LONDON: FIFA president Gianni Infantino has called for a stadium ban around the world for fans and “automatic confiscations” for teams whose fans hurl “abhorrent” abuse after racist incidents in Italy and England on Saturday. The head of the world governing body said there was no place for discrimination of any kind in football or wider society. “The events that took place in Udine and Sheffield on Saturday are completely appalling and completely unacceptable,” he said in a statement. “The players affected by Saturday’s events have my full support.” Fans aimed monkey chants at AC Milan and France goalkeeper Mike

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