FIFA opens disciplinary proceedings against Argentina over World Cup incidents
FIFA has opened disciplinary proceedings against the Argentine Football Association (AFA) following several incidents during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, including the display of a politically charged Falklands banner after their semi-final victory over England.
The Argentinian Football Association is facing disciplinary proceedings for alleged breaches across multiple matches, including using a sports event for demonstrations of a non-sporting nature (Article 13), team misconduct (Article 14), discrimination and racist abuse (Article 15), and breaches relating to order and security at matches (Article 17).
FIFA Women’s World Cup 2035 - Could it be held on home soil?
Excitement is building over where the 2035 FIFA Women’s World Cup will be held.
With the bidding process underway, hopes are high that the tournament could make history in a way never seen before.
Sports News Blitz writer Claudia Jones explores whether the UK stands a real chance of bringing the World Cup home?
FIFA announces Women’s World Cup-winning coach Jill Ellis as new chief football officer
In a move aimed at increasing the number of women in leadership positions in the organisation, FIFA has appointed Jill Ellis to the new role of chief football officer.
Sports News Blitz writer Shameeka Voyiya reports on the breaking news.