Australian Federal Minister for Sport Peter Dutton reportedly said that his country is mulling what legal actions to take following its loss to Qatar for the hosting rights of the 2022 World Cup, Courier Mail said.
The Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service public body in the UK suggested several policies that employers could consider having in place to combat low employee productivity and staffing during this year's World Cup, the Guardian reported.
The 64th FIFA Congress held in Sao Brazil was the football organization president Sepp Blatter's platform to secure his continued run as the leader of the sports group as majority of the FIFA delegates voted to eliminate the age and term limits for current officials, Daily Mail reported.
Legalweek.com reports that the latest manual of the Fédération Internationale de Football Association regarding its intellectual properties for the 2014 World Cup is seeking to curb enterprising entities who wish to financially gain on the popularity of one of the biggest sports event in the world.
