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    Tuesday as part of a crackdown on alleged corruption in soccer, Swiss judicial authorities said."Two U.S. police officers took charge of (Takkas) in Zurich and accompanied him on the flight to New York," the Swiss Federal Office of Justice (FOJ) said in a FIFA Coins statement. (Reporting by Brenna Hughes Neghaiwi; Editing by Mark Heinrich) FIFA president Infantino visits South Sudan | Daily Mail Online.



    FIFA president Infantino visits South Sudan ByAssociated Press Published: 11:57 EST, 23 March 2016 | Updated: 11:57 EST, 23 March 2016 e-mail JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — FIFA's new president Gianni Infantino visited South Sudan Wednesday to open the first headquarters of the South Sudan Football Association.Infantino met with South Sudan's president Salva Kiir and they discussed development of the sport in the country.



    The FIFA chief also attended an Africa Cup of Nations qualifying match between South Sudan and Benin at Juba Stadium.The South Sudan Football Association is the newest member of FIFA after joining in 2012, one year after the East African nation gained independence from Sudan to the north.The young country's government is struggling for funds due to a drop in worldwide oil prices and an expensive civil war that is in its third year. Frank Lampard backs Jose Mourinho for Manchester United job | Daily Mail Online.



    Chelsea legend Frank Lampard believes that former manager Jose Mourinho would rise to Buy FUT Coins the challenge at Manchester United should the club turn to him to revive their diminishing status.Mourinho is currently without a club having ended his second spell at Stamford Bridge in December following a disastrous first half of the season, as Chelsea looked to defend their Premier League title.And Lampard, currently plying his trade with New York City, is adamant that his 53-year-old ex-boss still has the attributes to mix it with football's elite clubs.