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ANALYSIS
A Report Card on FIFA Reform
(19 June 2013)

A lot has been said about FIFA's reform process, and it is difficult to get a sense of what has...[more]

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New report maps massive doping abuse in Dutch cycling’s past
(19 June 2013)

New report from Dutch anti-doping commission has investigated the doping culture in Dutch cycling...[more]

The crisis in cycling has made the Dutch bank Rabobank give up its position as the leading cycling sponsor, writes a new report on doping in Dutch cycling. Photo: jimgrant/Flickr
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Massive protests in Brazil over public spending on mega-events
(18 June 2013)

Protests over the rising costs of public transportation and the expense of hosting the 2014 World...[more]

Brazilians take to the streets in São Paulo in massive protests. Photo: Beraldo Leal/Flickr
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UK sports participation drops despite London Olympics
(14 June 2013)

Sport England’s newest survey on sport and active recreation in the UK shows a fall in regular...[more]

Pgoto: KG Sand Soccer/Flickr
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Football supporters defend Turkey’s civic rights
(06 June 2013)

In order to know more about the football supporters’ significance in the Turkish demonstrations,...[more]

Tolga Senel at Play the Game 2007. Photo: Niels Nyholm/Play the Game
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