Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini have been indicted for fraud by Swiss prosecutors, igniting a dramatic twist in the ongoing saga of financial misconduct at FIFA. This high-profile legal battle now threatens to overshadow their once-celebrated football legacies
Swiss prosecutors have officially closed their decade-long investigation into former FIFA chief Sepp Blatter and ex-UEFA president Michel Platini. The high-profile case, focused on alleged corruption, has ended with no charges filed, drawing a close to years of intense scrutiny
The long-running Platini-Blatter saga is heading for a dramatic appeal hearing in March 2025 in Switzerland. The former FIFA president and UEFA chief are fighting bans tied to a highly controversial payment, leaving the football world on the edge of its seat as it awaits the verdict
Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini have been officially cleared of fraud charges in Switzerland, as a federal court ruled that the evidence against the former FIFA president and UEFA chief was far from convincing. This landmark decision marks a significant legal victory for these football icons
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Steve Clarke’s Scotland team remain in the hunt at Euro 2024 following a thrilling 1-1 draw with Switzerland. Scott McTominay’s early strike gave Scotland the lead, only for Xherdan Shaqiri to unleash a stunning equalizer that kept the tension high. With this result, Scotland sit third in their group on one point, but a victory against Hungary in their final game could still see them…
Goals from Kwadwo Duah, Michel Aebischer, and Breel Embolo powered Switzerland to an exciting 3-1 triumph over Hungary in Group A
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