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Ronaldo wins Fifa’s player of the year award

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Cristiano Ronaldo won FIFA's player of the year award for the fourth time on Monday, beating his old rival Lionel Messi.

​Indian football a slumbering giant

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With help from the Dutch, India hopes to kick-start the beautiful game from the roots up.

Court of Arbitration for Sport maintains Sepp Blatter ban

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Blatter was banned from all soccer-related activity last December along with then-European soccer boss Michel Platini.

Lionel Messi wins Ballon d’Or for fifth time

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The mercurial Argentine has reclaimed football's most prestigious individual honour after losing out to Cristiano Ronaldo in the previous two seasons.

Chuck Blazer banned from football for life

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Former Fifa executive committee member Chuck Blazer has been found guilty of "many and various acts of misconduct continuously and repeatedly".

Blatter becomes new focus of FBI probe

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US media reports say the FBI has a new focus on Fifa supremo Sepp Blatter, but many are already asking who the next chief of Fifa will be.

Ochoa Mexico’s World Cup hero, Akinfeev Russia’s villain

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Tuesday night's Fifa World Cup matches produced more drama after Mexico held Brazil to a 0-all draw, and South Korea keeping Russia at 1-1.

Ronaldo sweeps aside Messi to win Ballon d’Or

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Choking with emotion after accepting his award, Cristiano Ronaldo has taken the Ballon d'Or title - a prize Lionel Messi has dominated for four years.

Ronaldo says he has cleared the air with Blatter

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Real Madrid player Cristiano Ronaldo has reconciled with Sepp Blatter after the Fifa president's hairdresser jibe.

Messi walks away with Fifa Ballon D’Or award

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The 25-year-old Lionel Messi has been named the world's best player for the fourth time in a row.

Croatia tie Italy in Euro 2012 face-off

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Croatia's Mario Mandzukic took his third goal of Euro 2012 to earn a 1-1 draw against Italy who let their rivals off the hook after taking the lead.

Blatter cleared by Fifa ethics committee

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Fifa's ethics committee cleared president Sepp Blatter in soccer's bribery investigation on Sunday but temporarily suspended his former rival.
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