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Argentina are taking on Bolivia in an international friendly during the FIFA window, with sports outlet MARCA publishing details on kick-off time, TV channel and how to watch the game. Fans in Spain and Mexico are also searching for streaming and broadcast information as interest in the fixture spreads across Spanish-speaking countries.
- 2Bangladesh face Malaysia live in FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026 match●LIVE | BSRM Present Live The Game | Bangladesh vs Malaysia | FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026 | T Sports
Bangladesh are taking on Malaysia in a FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026 fixture, with live coverage presented by BSRM on Bangladesh's T Sports channel. The broadcast is drawing a large audience, with strong engagement from fans following the game between the two South and Southeast Asian sides in the regional tournament.
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Nasser Al-Khelaifi, president of the European Club Association, has declared war on FIFA and called for a revolution in how world football is governed, saying the current situation is 'really sad'. The PSG chief's comments target FIFA over its calendar and decision-making, and are drawing wide attention in the football world.
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The Swiss Football Association has withdrawn its support for FIFA president Gianni Infantino, according to Sportstar. The move by Infantino's home federation marks a notable rupture, as Switzerland had long been seen as a base of support for the FIFA chief. Details about the reasons behind the withdrawal remain limited, but the decision is drawing attention ahead of FIFA's internal political machinations.
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Uefa leadership has publicly attacked FIFA president Gianni Infantino, accusing him of making statements the Uefa boss compared to a fairy tale. The sharp criticism, reported by German outlet T-Online, has drawn attention in Germany and fuelled debate about the growing tension between European football's governing body and FIFA's leadership.
- 6Pinto says Infantino should have no place in football's future●Infantino should have no place in future of football - Pinto https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cm0rekrpxnl1o
FIFA presidential candidate says Gianni Infantino should have no place in the future of world football, according to BBC Sport. The comments add to criticism of Infantino's leadership as football's governing body faces ongoing scrutiny. The remarks are drawing attention among football fans and commentators debating who should lead FIFA next.
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Thailand beat Vietnam in a FIFA ASEAN Cup match, with Sarach Yooyen scoring in a 1-0 win for the War Elephants. Vietnamese coach Kim Sang-sik had urged careful preparation before the fixture, while Vietnamese media note that even a win over Thailand would not be enough for Vietnam to dominate Southeast Asian football. The Philippines also gave up a two-goal lead in the same tournament.
- 8Switzerland accused of backing FIFA and Trump's Gaza plan●[Veille 📣]: À Gaza, la Suisse joue le jeu d’Infantino et de Trump https:// solidarites.ch/journal/469-2/a -gaza-la-suiss
The Swiss NGO Solidarités criticises Switzerland's role in Gaza reconstruction plans tied to FIFA president Gianni Infantino and Donald Trump, arguing that millions in Swiss humanitarian aid effectively support what it calls 'genocide-washing' through the FIFA-backed project. The piece questions how Swiss money and diplomacy are being used to legitimise the initiative, and the claim is circulating among French-speaking commentators concerned about Switzerland's position on Gaza.
- 9Six Gotham FC Players Called Up for October FIFA Window●Six Gotham FC Players Called Up for October FIFA International Window
NJ/NY Gotham FC announced that six of its players have been called up to their national teams for the October FIFA international window. The selections underscore the club's growing influence in women's soccer, with players leaving mid-season to represent their countries. Rosters and match details have not been detailed in the announcement.
- 10Vietnam vs Thailand Asian Cup clash draws huge attention●🔴VIETNAM vs THAILAND | เวียดนาม vs ไทย | 19:30, 29/9 | FIFA ASIAN CUP 2026 | VIDEO GAME SIMULATION
Fans are focused on a Vietnam versus Thailand football matchup billed for September 29 at 19:30, tied to the FIFA Asian Cup 2026. The fixture is being simulated as a video game match, with Vietnamese-language coverage leading the discussion. Interest is strong across both countries, with engagement numbering well over a million, reflecting the rivalry's pull ahead of qualifying action.
- 11FIFA World Cup delivered major boost to New York City economy●FIFA World Cup gave major boost to NYC economy
The FIFA World Cup gave a major boost to New York City's economy, according to a CBS News report. The tournament drew visitors and spending to the city, though the report offers no further figures on how large the economic impact was or which sectors benefited most.
- 12World Cup brings $2 billion boost to New York economy▼FIFA World Cup generates $2 billion for New York City economy: Mamdani
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani says the FIFA World Cup generated $2 billion for the city's economy. The figure was announced as New York hosted tournament matches, drawing visitors and spending across the city. The estimate highlights the financial impact of major sporting events on local businesses, hospitality and tourism, and is drawing attention as cities weigh the costs and benefits of hosting such events.
- 13FIFA World Cup added $2B to NYC economy, Mamdani says▼FIFA World Cup added $2B to NYC’s economy, says Mamdani
New York officials say the FIFA World Cup generated roughly $2 billion for New York City's economy, with Mayor Zohran Mamdani citing the figure as evidence of the tournament's massive local impact. The claim highlights how hosting matches drew tourism, spending and global attention to the city.
- 14Fifa accuses Uefa of 'harassment' and 'misinformation'●Fifa accuses Uefa of ‘harassment’ and ‘misinformation’ https:// programming.dev/post/57283507
Fifa has publicly accused Uefa of harassment and spreading misinformation, escalating tensions between football's global governing body and its European confederation. The rift between the two organisations is drawing attention from fans and commentators, who are watching to see what triggered the accusation and how the dispute over governance and influence in world football develops.
- 15FIFA 18 coin site flagged as suspected phishing scam▼Possible Phishing 🎣 on: ⚠️hxxps[:]//coinsfifa18[.]weebly[.]com 🧬 Analysis at: https:// urldna.io/scan/6abc897f3b77500 00
Security researchers are warning about a suspected phishing site hosted on a Weebly subdomain that offers FIFA 18 in-game coins, a common lure used to steal credentials or payment details from players. A technical analysis of the page has been published via a URL scanning service, defanging the link so others can inspect it safely. Users are urged to avoid entering account or card information on sites promising cheap game currency.
- 16Uefa president Ceferin calls Infantino 'the emperor is naked'●‘The emperor is naked’: Uefa president Ceferin takes new swipe at Infantino https:// programming.dev/post/57283506
Uefa president Aleksander Ceferin has launched a fresh attack on Fifa president Gianni Infantino, accusing him of acting like 'the emperor is naked' in a pointed critique of football's world governing body. The remarks renew an increasingly public feud between the two leaders over the direction of global football, including Fifa's expanded competitions, and are drawing wide attention from fans and commentators debating the power struggle at the top of the sport.
- 17Ceferin renews calls for change of FIFA leadership●Aleksander Ceferin reinforces calls for FIFA president change: 'It is time to say enough' https://www. nytimes.com/athle
UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has publicly escalated his feud with FIFA president Gianni Infantino, saying 'it is time to say enough' and calling for a change at the head of world football's governing body. Relations between Ceferin and Infantino, and between their organisations UEFA and FIFA, have reportedly become increasingly strained, with the dispute now playing out in public.