Independent body to study FIFA dossier

FIFA’s clean-up drive could see three senior football officials named as having received kickbacks from a company that sold World Cup TV rights.

Fri, 21 Oct, 2011 - 17:46

FIFA’s clean-up drive could see three senior football officials named as having received kickbacks from a company that sold World Cup TV rights.

FIFA president Sepp Blatter today announced that the infamous ISL court dossier will be opened and handed to an independent body to study to see if any officials should face action.

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