Fighting back, Fifa has blamed its woes on corrupt ex-officials and a $10-million payoff from South Africa.
Former Safa chief executive Leslie Sedibe is among three officials banned by FIifa for violating the soccer governing body’s code of ethics.
Football moguls still in denial, claim unfair treatment and will appeal ruling of ethics committee.
Swiss authorities reportedly targeted over 12 senior Fifa officials – linked to racketeering, money laundering and fraud charges – in a pre-dawn raid.
Anti-apartheid stalwart and controversial businessperson Tokyo Sexwale is bidding to replace Sepp Blatter to become the first African FIFA president.
Co-operation from Swiss authorities has resulted in new evidence emerging about Fifa activities, Loretta Lynch said at a press conference in Zurich.
Russian President Vladimir Putin believes Sepp Blatter is not only innocent, but deserves a Nobel prize for his stewardship of Fifa.
Former Fifa executive committee member Chuck Blazer has been found guilty of "many and various acts of misconduct continuously and repeatedly".
While critics step up their call for Sepp Blatter’s departure amid a growing scandal, he has no plans to step down before his replacement.
Stefaans Brümmer examines the evidence that the South Africa payment to Jack Warner was corrupt.
We sit through the "cringeworthy, self-aggrandising" Fifa-funded film "United Passions", so you won’t have to.
Putting money into a football centre, expecting to develop the sport, would have represented a staggering lack of due diligence about its destination.
Five years on, experts weigh up the true value of South Africa hosting the scandal-plagued football World Cup tournament.
Your interactive map to all the alleged players in Fifa’s corruption scandal, from Australia and South Africa to Germany and the Cayman Islands.
The DA’s request to have Jordaan and Oliphant answer to a parliamentary sports committee over World Cup bribery allegations has been turned down.
From the bribes to the denials, Sarah Evans rounds up the Fifa corruption scandal.
Peter Alegi, researcher in African football culture offers possible reasons for Africa’s loyalty to, and support for, outgoing Fifa boss Sepp Blatter.
Top Fifa official Chuck Blazer has pleaded guilty to accepting bribes to influence both the 1998 and 2010 World Cups.
Sports Minister Fikile Mbalula has again said neither the government nor the LOC paid any bribes to Fifa officials to secure hosting rights.
A bank owned by a Brazilian billionaire has been accused by US prosecutors of processing millions of dollars in bribes, including to Fifa officials.
Pressure is mounting on Fifa’s chief, Sepp Blatter, to step down as the association’s president, while the UK calls for a boycott of the World Cup.
US justice authorities’ deadly earnest suggests that sooner or later they will train a spotlight on our administrators and politicians.
The international football association has gone from a source of pride to one of embarrassment.
From Diego Maradona’s delight to the denials of regional football bosses, Latin America has lapped up the unfolding Fifa corruption scandal.
A $10-million bribe was allegedly paid by South Africa, laundered via Fifa. Danny Jordaan’s mayoral candidacy may be in the balance.
The US Justice Department has laid conspiracy and corruption charges against nine Fifa officials and five business executives in a bribery probe.
High-ranking Fifa and soccer officials were arrested in Zurich on US corruption charges, in what’s being described as a crisis for the organisation.
Uefa president Michel Platini says Sepp Blatter is desperately clinging to the reins of power because he is scared of life outside of Fifa.
After 17 years as Fifa president Sepp Blatter refuses to step down – or to campaign. Also: "Fifa is more influential than religion".
For the first time since 1930 the world cup football seems to be heading for winter. Many scheduling conflicts arise with annual events.
Former Fifa ref Keith Hackett has named five referees he says should be dropped from the English Premier League for "major errors" over Christmas.
Jérôme Champagne stands against Sepp Blatter, but has little chance of making it to Fifa presidency.