en-zw-hotdailynews: 2015-06-03 Zimbabwe Sports

Brennan: Sepp Blatter had to know the details of the FIFA scandal
USA TODAY
He knew. He had to know. Why else would Sepp Blatter resign as FIFA's president on Tuesday, four days after he was re-elected to a fifth term? Altruism? No way. This guy doesn't do altruism. To allow FIFA to start anew in the midst of a burgeoning scandal?
'Challenges are not over': Amid corruption scandal, Sepp Blatter resigns as FIFA ...   Firstpost
Sepp Blatter's departure signals sweeping overhaul of global soccer   Livemint
Sepp Blatter Decides to Resign as FIFA President in About-Face   New York Times
Financial Express
The Globe and Mail
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NewsDay

Pfumbidzai close to Denmark move
NewsDay
CAPS United fullback Ronald Pfumbidzai could wave goodbye to club football in Zimbabwe in the July transfer window after he passed his three-week trials with Danish top-flight league club Hobro IK. By TAWANDA TAFIRENYIKA. Caps United chief ...

Pfumbidzai makes grade in Denmark   The Zimbabwe Daily

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Times LIVE

Zimbabwe's Young Warriors take a step closer to Olympics
Times LIVE
Warriors fans support their national team during the Afcon qualifier against Mali at Rufaro Stadium in Harare. Image by: Gallo Images. Zimbabwe's under-23 side got money to travel to Swaziland at the last minute and made it to the kingdom just 24 hours ...

Under-23s set for Zimbabwe Olympic challenge   KickOff.com
Double penalty luck for Young Warriors   NewsDay
Young Warriors Return   AllAfrica.com
VOA Studio 7 for Zimbabwe
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The Nation

'We are vindicated'
The Hindu
Zimbabwe cricket officials said they were vindicated after the national team returned from a high-security tour of Pakistan. “We went to Pakistan; we are back and we are safe,” Zimbabwe Cricket chairman Wilson Manase said. “Nothing happened to say our ...

Ambrose wishes for international cricket to resume in Pakistan full swing   The Nation
Cricket Comes Home… Six Years Later!   Pakistan Tribe
ZC boss feels vindicated   The Zimbabwe Daily

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Football Trade Directory

Swedes have not ruled out World Cup boycott, says FA chief
Times of India
STOCKHOLM: Sweden's soccer authorities have not ruled out the possibility of a World Cup boycott in the wake of the controversy surrounding the re-election of Sepp Blatter as Fifa president, Swedish FA chairman Karl-Erik Nilsson said on Monday.
Don't expect Sepp Blatter's replacement to be sympathetic to England   Spectator.co.uk (blog)
United States should boycott the 2018 World Cup   O-Town's 11
Ministers to examine if BBC should bid for World Cup games   Telegraph.co.uk
BBC Sport
USA TODAY
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DestinyMan

World Cup bribe claims get messier as Fifa incriminates SA government
DestinyMan
As Fifa distances itself from the growing corruption and bribery scandal surrounding South Africa's hosting of the 2010 World Cup, it has confirmed that the South African government, in agreement with the South African Football Association (Safa), approved ...

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Independent Online

Federer tripped up by Wawrinka
Independent Online
Paris - The signs that things were going horribly wrong for Roger Federer were laid bare at Roland Garros on Tuesday when the Swiss's racket flew out of his grasp after he tripped up and fell to his hands and knees on the red clay. It is not the graceful ...

Wawrinka ousts Federer, Ivanovic eases into semis   DAWN.com
French Open at a glance   USA TODAY
Roger Federer bows out of French Open   Khaleej Times

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