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Swedish Top League to Implement Personal Tickets to Curb Hooliganism
The police are demanding personal tickets in the top Swedish football league from next year onwards – as a measure to tackle hooliganism in the stands. .
Blatter and Platini Cleared of Corruption Charges Once More
The former football bigwigs Sepp Blatter, 89, and Michel Platini, 69, are acquitted again of allegations of corruption and fraud. .
Investors Back $100M Global Women's Seven-a-Side Football Venture
Global women's tournaments in seven-a-side football are to be expected in the future – and investors are said to be backing the venture with one billion kronor. Sweden's most capped national team player Caroline Seger has acted as an advisor, reports The Guardian.
"Criticism after penalty drama: 'Put up your hand'"
Julián Álvarez had his penalty goal disallowed in the Champions League thriller against Real Madrid. A ruling that was questioned by Atlético Madrid's coach Diego Simeone afterwards.
Sweden applies for the European Championship 2029 with Denmark
Sweden has now, together with Denmark, submitted a preliminary application to host the Women's European Championship in football 2029, writes the Swedish Football Association on its website. .
Opens for World Championship in Africa – disappointment in Japan
Next Women's Football World Championship will be decided in Brazil 2027 – four years later, the championship may be decided in Africa for the first time. The International Football Federation (Fifa) has now established how the bidding process will proceed for the World Championship 2031 and 2035, which has created disappointment in Japan.
Malmö FF Faces Hefty Fines for Fan Misconduct in Europa League
Malmö FF has been fined heavily after incidents in the Europa League matches against Slavia Prague and Twente. The bill amounts to 600,000, following a decision from the European Football Association (Uefa).
Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini Face Swiss Court Again Over 2011 Payment
Former football bigwigs Sepp Blatter, 88, and Michel Platini, 69, are back in court. .
Real Madrid Fined for Unclear Violations
Real Madrid will be fined around 330,000 kronor after the supporters' behavior when Manchester City visited the Santiago Bernabéu stadium in the Champions League football. Uefa does not specify what form of infringement the supporters have committed.
Uefa bans scandal referee
The European Football Association (Uefa) is suspending the English scandal referee in football, David Coote, until June 30, 2026. In a video published in December, Coote made derogatory comments about Liverpool's former coach Jürgen Klopp.
Football Executive Earns Million Salary – Donates 35 Percent
The Swede Karl-Erik Nilsson has received around 2. 7 million kronor annually during his eight years on the European Football Association's (Uefa's) board.
José Mourinho accused of racism
The iconic football coach José Mourinho is accused of racism. The Portuguese, who now coaches the Istanbul club Fenerbahce, is accused by city rival Galatasaray.
Daniel Svensson gets attention after CL success
Many probably raised an eyebrow when top club Borussia Dortmund recently loaned in left-back Daniel Svensson from Danish Nordsjälland. But the 23-year-old Swede has had a dream start in his new club.
PSG boss charged with abuse of power
Paris SG boss Nasser al-Khelaifi has been prosecuted by French authorities for aiding and abetting abuse of power in a company vote. .
Reinfeldt Slammed: "Unnecessary Parenthesis in Swedish Football"
It was the right decision by the electoral committee, says Lars-Christer Olsson about the choice not to propose Fredrik Reinfeldt for re-election as chairman of the football association. It has been an unnecessary parenthesis in Swedish football, says Olsson about Reinfeldt's time in the position.
SVT to broadcast Nations League - no deal yet for European Championship
This summer, the women's national football team will play the European Championship in Switzerland. Now it's clear that SVT will broadcast at least parts of the build-up in the Nations League.
Djurgården drops Ekdal ahead of the European Conference League
Albin Ekdal is once again dropped from Djurgården's team when the Stockholm club begins the playoffs in the European Conference League football. .
Wants in on Uefa's board - via quota seat
Two years ago, Norway's football president Lise Klaveness was denied a seat on the European Football Association's (Uefa) board. Now she's making a new attempt, but unlike before, the Norwegian is running for one of the two seats reserved for women.
Uefa penalizes Djurgården – short stand to be closed
The Conference League match between Djurgården and Polish Legia Warszawa at Tele2 arena, now 3Arena, was interrupted after the arena became smoke-filled due to pyrotechnic devices. Now Uefa chooses to penalize Djurgården for the incident, but also for other rule violations.
Supporters threw coins – Hammarby fined
A tossed coin costs Hammarby dearly. The European Football Association (Uefa) fines the club with a penalty of approximately 77,000 kronor.
Significant increase in prize money for the women's European Championship
The prize money for the women's football European Championship 2025 has been set – and it will be a significant increase compared to the last championship, announces the European Football Association (Uefa). .
The Swedish goal: "Take us to the World Championship"
Switzerland, Slovenia, and Kosovo. The national team captain Jon Dahl Tomasson's view on Sweden's World Championship qualifying draw? Our goal is to reach the World Championship, without a doubt.
Saudi Arabia's World Championship tactic: Favoring small and poor
Saudi Arabia's road to the World Championship 2034 goes via, for example, the US Virgin Islands – a blacklisted tax haven with one of the world's worst national teams. The Saudis have 44 cooperation agreements with mainly poor football associations that have voting rights within Fifa.
Malmö FF and Djurgården Fined by Uefa – Again
The European Football Association (Uefa) is fining Malmö FF and Djurgården again for incidents during their European games in the autumn, reports TV4's Football Channel. MFF is receiving a fine of over 160,000 kronor (14,000 euro) due to the blocking of walkways on the stands in the Europa League match at home against Olympiakos.
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