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Costa Rica’s soccer chief arrested in FIFA corruption probe

Eduardo Li, a FIFA executive committee member from Costa Rica, was among seven people arrested at the luxury Zurich hotel where they were preparing for a congress starting Thursday. All now face deportation to the United States on charges of accepting more than $100 million in bribes.

World Cup sponsors Coke, Visa also concerned about Qatar labor conditions

"We continue to be troubled by the reports coming out of Qatar related to the World Cup and migrant worker conditions," credit card giant Visa said in a statement.

Qatar is building seven ‘cities’ just to house its World Cup migrant workers

The new "accommodation centers," as a report by Agence France Presse dubs them, are part of the Qatari government's attempt to upgrade living conditions for the hundreds of thousands of migrants toiling in the tiny, petro-rich kingdom.

Canadian soccer player accuses Tico fans of racial slurs

Dominic Oduro, a Ghanaian national, said after the match that fans made “monkey noises” at him during the game.

No Messi, but Argentina is still too much for El Salvador

Messi, the reason most spectators bought tickets, did not play because of a foot injury. And organizers played the wrong music for the Salvadoran national anthem, confusing and irritating the players.

Messi draws hundreds of fans to practice in Washington D.C.

For Barcelona, Lionel Messi has recorded 397 goals in 466 appearances across all competitions. He has added 45 in 97 games for Argentina, four coming during La Albiceleste's run to the World Cup final last summer in Brazil.

Costa Rica’s Heredia triumphs 3-0 over América, closing in on Concacaf final

The game was hard fought and América was left with one player down after Michael Arroyo was kicked out of the match in the first half for sending a Costa Rican player to the hospital.

Paulo Wanchope named new coach of Costa Rica national soccer team

Wanchope beat off competition from Colombia's Juan Carlos Osorio and Ricardo Gareca of Argentina for the post.

Argentine Ricardo ‘El Tigre’ Gareca likely will be Costa Rica’s next national football coach

Argentina’s Ricardo “El Tigre” Gareca, 56, the former coach of Club Atlético Vélez Sarsfield, is the frontrunner to become Costa Rica’s new head coach for the national football team, known as “La Sele.”

FIFA now officially an international joke

This isn't just about East vs. West tensions or the perils of playing football in the desert heat or the opaque machinations of an organization begging for reform. This is also about the blatant disregard for the role of sports, recognized by the United Nations and much of the international community, to promote human rights as a universal ideal.

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