Sponsors show concern over FIFA handling of tournament controversies
Legalbrief reported that at least five of FIFA's major sponsors appeared to be wary over the claims of bribery relating to the Qatar bid.
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John Oliver's June 8 "Last Week Tonight" rant on HBO reveals who are the entities behind FIFA's alleged pressure of Brazil to relax some of its laws in time for the 2014 World Cup, Politifact.com reported.
Goal.com said that The National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO), the military group that currently rules Thailand, enforced an existing rule that demands all broadcasters to show matches of the 2014 World Cup on free-to-air channels.
According to Mirror UK, spectators at all 12 World Cup stadiums can only purchase up to three servings of beer amid an 11 year-old law in Brazil banning alcohol in stadiums.
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