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  • Fifa suffers legal setback just weeks before 2026 World Cup kick-off

    May 8, 2026

    Fifa has suffered a legal blow just weeks before the World Cup after the French footballers’ union UNFP achieved a landmark decision in the European courts. The UNFP has successfully advanced a complaint about the health and safety of players’ working conditions and a lack of collective bargaining as a result of decisions made by [...]

  • Fifa defends World Cup ticket prices: ‘We had to apply market rates’

    May 6, 2026

    Fifa president Gianni Infantino has defended the price of tickets at this summer’s World Cup, insisting football’s world governing body “had to apply market rates”. Tickets for the tournament are the most expensive in its history and have triggered a wave of criticism, including a formal complaint from a fans’ group to the European Commission. [...]

  • Bournemouth: Vitality Stadium expansion setback hits European plans

    May 6, 2026

    Bournemouth’s plans to redevelop the Vitality Stadium ahead of a potential first season in Europe have been hit by delays. In what has been a remarkable season, it is still on the cards for the south coast club to qualify for the Champions League. They sit sixth in the Premier League, which will earn a [...]

  • London music venues to open for World Cup as pubs face last orders

    April 30, 2026

    Some of London’s top music venues are making the most of early pub closures during the Fifa World Cup by opening up their doors during the football. Outernet, Electric Brixton and Colour Factory are opening their doors for England and Scotland matches – as well as a number of knockout ties – during this summer’s [...]

  • 2026 World Cup prize money boosted as Fifa counts on $11bn revenue bonanza

    April 29, 2026

    Fifa has topped up prize money for the 2026 World Cup after teams raised concerns about the cost of competing in a tournament that spans the US, Canada and Mexico. Football’s world governing body has approved an increase in total payouts from the $727m it announced in December to $871m, raising the guaranteed sum for [...]

  • England World Cup base to get extra security, say Kansas City officials

    April 16, 2026

    Kansas City officials will erect fencing and close roads in order to prevent England from being spied on at their World Cup camp this summer.  England will be based in the Missouri city throughout the tournament and will train at Swope Soccer Village, a $20m facility located in the middle of a public park. The [...]

  • World Cup: No Plan B if Iran don’t show up, insists Fifa boss Infantino

    March 31, 2026

    Fifa president Gianni Infantino insists there is “no Plan B” if Iran do not take their place at the World Cup but ruled out moving their games from the US to Mexico. Iran’s participation has been in serious doubt since the US and Israel began a military offensive on the country in late February. Iranian [...]

  • EC urged to stop Fifa’s ‘aggressive and exploitative’ World Cup ticket prices

    March 24, 2026

    The European Commission has been urged to intervene over Fifa’s “aggressive and exploitative” ticket sale policies for this summer’s World Cup.  Prices at the tournament provoked widespread outcry when they were revealed last year, with the cheapest tickets for the final initially costing £3,000 and now listed for much more. Consumer rights group Euroconsumers and [...]

  • 2026 World Cup: Iran asks Fifa to move games from US to Mexico

    March 17, 2026

    Iran has asked Fifa to move its 2026 World Cup games from the US to Mexico as the wrangling over the war-torn country’s participation continues. The Iranian embassy in Mexico posted a statement on social media saying that talks were ongoing over the possible solution after President Trump suggested that it may not be safe [...]

  • Why World Cup hydration breaks will push traditional ads to the subs bench

    March 15, 2026

    Hydration breaks at the World Cup could usher in major changes to advertising during live sport, writes Jonathan Haines. As broadcasters prepare for the 2026 World Cup, an unexpected talking point has emerged. The tournament will feature mid-half hydration breaks, introduced to protect players from the searing heat predicted this summer in North America. But [...]

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