FIFA report finds England World Cup bid team broke rules when courting Jack Warner

The England 2018 World Cup bid team made a determined effort to win over former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner and "often accommodated his wishes, in apparent violation of bidding rules", the Garcia report has found.

FIFA report finds England World Cup bid team broke rules when courting Jack Warner
Tue, 27 Jun, 2017 - 20:15

The England 2018 World Cup bid team made a determined effort to win over former FIFA vice-president Jack Warner and "often accommodated his wishes, in apparent violation of bidding rules", the Garcia report has found.

FIFA's long-awaited report into the 2018 and 2022 World Cup bidding process was published by the world governing body on Tuesday.

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