The Latest Breaking News from Fifa

Unpaid wages, under-reporting of migrant worker deaths and an eye-watering carbon footprint are just some of the concerns being expressed by human rights groups and environmentalists as Qatar prepares to host one of the planet's biggest sporting events. Just weeks before the opening match, we bring you a special edition…

Most of the 135 victims caught up in panic and chaos in the stadium died of asphyxiation, rights commission finds.

Tottenham news: Carragher rips into 2022 World Cup planning amid more injury fears after Son Heung-Min taken off.

The Rhondda has a strong attachment to Wales' history at the Fifa World Cup

A group of current and former Iranian sportspeople say they have no choice but to turn on their own country, citing what they called state-sponsored violence and discrimination against ordinary Iranians, especially women. The group, containing former champions in sports such as karate, judo and wrestling, including those living in…

Female futsal players worldwide have united to condemn Fifa’s ‘discriminatory treatment’ in refusing to make good on a promise to launch a futsal Women’s World Cup

This year's World Cup - which starts on November 20 and ends on December 18 - has faced a lot of criticism since FIFA named Qatar as the host nation in December 2010

Human rights groups have questioned the manager’s remarks and say Fifa is yet to commit to compensating workers

Up to 1,600 fans of qualifying teams will be put up for at least two weeks to join the opening ceremony and promote positive social media content about the soccer tournament and the host nation.

Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup fans could end up in serious trouble if they break laws in the strict Middle Eastern country, Diego Maloney, lead analyst at Riskline, has warned

Ireland will make a first ever appearance at a senior women's tournament when they compete against Australia, Canada and Nigeria in next summer's World Cup finals.