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The Road to Brazil 2014: Jordan v Japan, Croatia v Serbia and the Minnows Hit Back

Japan travel to Jordan hoping to become the first team to qualify for Brazil 2014.

• 25 mins

"Slavery" in Indonesian football?

Assistant coach of Indonesia Fabio Oliveira tells us he hasn't been paid for 7 months.

• 28 mins

12/04/2013

Football's biggest stories of the week on the 麻豆社.

• 28 mins

Racism, Age Cheating and the Ferdinando Valletti Story

The USA international Jozy Altidore talks about being the victim of racist abuse.

• 28 mins

Bad Times in Qatar: The Confessions of Abdeslam Ouaddou

The Moroccan international Abdeslam Ouaddou talks about his unhappy time in Qatar.

• 28 mins

Asian Football's New Boss and Tibet's 'Forbidden Team'

An interview with the newly elected President of Asian Football Sheikh Salman of Bahrain.

• 28 mins

Antonio Conte and Sir Alex Ferguson

Juventus coach Antonio Conte on his future and reflections on Alex Ferguson's career

• 28 mins

Lennart Johansson

Interview with the former UEFA president Lennart Johansson

• 28 mins

The European Champions League Final: Bigger Than the World Cup?

A look ahead to the final of the European Champions League.

• 28 mins

Palestine's Mahmoud Sarsak, FIFA congress and Ghana's Kwesi Appiah

An interview wioth the former Palestinian player Mahmoud Sarsak.

• 26 mins

08/06/2013

Football's biggest stories of the week on the 麻豆社.

• 26 mins

Racism in Italy, Neymar in Barcelona and the Confederations Cup

An interview with the vice-President of AC Milan, Umberto Gandini.

• 26 mins

Tears of Blood: Asia's World Cup Hopefuls

A special programme from the city of Ulsan, in a crucial week for World Cup qualfiying.

• 26 mins

The Power of Protest and Tahiti's Fairy Tale

Brazil protests target the Confederations Cup and Tahiti's adventure in the tournament

• 26 mins

Will Brazil be Ready for 2014?

FIFA's Secretary-General Jerome Valcke gives his views on Brazil's preparations for 2014

• 26 mins

Benoit Assou-Ekotto and Haiti at the Gold Cup

Interviews with Cameroon's Benoit Assou-Ekotto and Italy's Alessandro Nesta.

• 28 mins

New York, New York!

A special from New York examining plans for a new team and the re-launch of the NY Cosmos.

• 28 mins

Qatar 2022: A Hot Debate

FIFA's Jim Boyce on the possibility of moving the 2022 World Cup to Qatar's winter

• 28 mins

The State of the Game

Jerome Champagne, Rick Parry and Zesh Rehman discuss the state of the modern game

• 28 mins

Football and Match Fixing

Declan Hill, Steve Darby and Tony Higgins discuss the problem of match-fixing in football.

• 28 mins

Is English Football Stuck in the Dark Ages?

Dutch coach Raymond Verheijan hits out at the standard of football in the Premier League

• 28 mins

Italian Football: A Dead Man Walking?

The Italian whistle-blower Simone Farina talks about the problem of match-fixing

• 28 mins

Ledley King and Eiji Kawashima

Interviews with the former England international Ledley King and Japan's Eiji Kawashima

• 28 mins

The Hopes for Palestinian Football: "We Want to Eat Grapes"

An interview with the President of the Palestinian Football Association

• 28 mins

The Road to Brazil 2014: A Tale of Immigrants and Refugees

A bitter rivalry between USA and Mexico, Bosnia's World Cup dreams and Zlatan Ibrahimovich

• 28 mins

Match Fixing: Cutting the Head Off the Snake

Catching the match-fixers. Have the authorities finally got their man?

• 28 mins

The Rise of Nationalism in Central Europe

World Football investigates the rise of nationalism amongst European football fans.

• 28 mins

In Conversation with Roma's Michael Bradley

Michael Bradley discusses Roma's good form and his father's role as Egypt coach

• 28 mins

Meeting the Presidents: Galatasaray, Juventus and La Liga

Galatasaray chairman Unal Aysal calls for a breakaway European Super League.

• 28 mins

Racism, Iceland Dreaming and Howard Kendall

Senegal's Pape Diakite tells us he was spat at and subjected to monkey chants in Slovakia

• 28 mins