A jury in New York, United States of America has found two South American ex-FIFA chiefs guilty of corruption.
They are Jose Maria Marin, former head of Brazil’s Football Confederation, and Juan Angel Napout, former head of Paraguayan football.
And promptly, the once-powerful pair were remanded in custody.
The panel will return after Christmas to deliberate on the fate of a third defendant, former Peru boss Manuel Burga.
Paul Clement And Swansea City have parted company after a difficult first half of the season which has left them bottom of the Premier League. Swansea appointed Clement in January with the club in the relegation zone after the sacking of Bob Bradley and he won the Premier League Manager of the Month award at the first time of asking.
American coach Randy Waldrum has turned down the offer to coach the country's senior women's national team from the Nigeria Football Federation. The NFF had named the former Trinidad and Tobago gaffer as the technical adviser for the Super Falcons in October after his application for the job, and subsequent recommendation by the NFF technical committee, though subject to further negotiations.
Championship side Bristol City dumped holders Manchester United of the League Cup on Wednesday night, scoring with seconds remaining on the clock to set up a semi-final meeting with Manchester City. United, second in the Premier League, made 10 changes from their weekend victory against West Brom but still boasted a star-studded team including a fearsome front three of Marcus Rashford, Zlatan Ibrahimovic and Anthony Martial against the second-division high-flyers.
Chelsea manager, Antonio Conte has reportedly told out-of-favoured forward, Michy Batshuayi that he must prove that he is better than Eden Hazard or Alvaro Morata in order to command a place in the first team. On Wednesday, Batshuayi would make his sixth start in all competitions this season when Chelsea take on Bournemouth in the League Cup quarter-final at Stamford Bridge.
Paris Saint Germain (PSG) director of sports, Antero Henrique has condemned perceived attempts by Real Madrid to unsettle the club's big-money transfer, Neymar by publicly announcing that they would love to sign the Brazilian from PSG. Los Blancos president Florentino Perez had spoken very highly of Neymar and Mbappe in recent times, stressing that the club would make a move to secure Neymar.
