Caribbean officials to meet FIFA investigators

Investigators probing claims of bribery by senior FIFA members will carry out interviews of the remaining witnesses in the Bahamas.

Caribbean officials to meet FIFA investigators
Sat, 11 Jun, 2011 - 16:45

Investigators probing claims of bribery by senior FIFA members will carry out interviews of the remaining witnesses in the Bahamas.

Around 18 of the 25 members of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) had rejected a summons to meet investigators in Miami but have now agreed to the new venue.

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