FIFA calls for bribes evidence

FIFA’s leaders today expressed “extreme concern” at the latest allegations of World Cup bidding corruption and have asked the Football Association to provide a full report of the claims.

Wed, 11 May, 2011 - 15:29

FIFA’s leaders today expressed “extreme concern” at the latest allegations of World Cup bidding corruption and have asked the Football Association to provide a full report of the claims.

Former FA and England 2018 chairman Lord Triesman yesterday alleged in Parliament that four FIFA members had asked for money or favours in return for World Cup votes.

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