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— June 3, 2013

The month of June at a glance… and in 6 dates

Like every start of the month, the selection of FrancsJeux events, sporting or institutional, not to be missed over the next four weeks. June 9 to 15 –... Read more "

— May 31, 2013

Everyone will vote

It is a form of revolution: the method of awarding the Football World Cup was changed on Friday by FIFA, meeting in a Congress in Mauritius,... Read more "

— May 30, 2013

An ageless debate

The battle is burning between FIFA and UEFA, two of the most powerful (and richest) institutions in the international sports movement. Nothing new under the sun, in truth.... Read more "

— May 27, 2013

Blatter and the age limit

Is this a roundabout way of announcing his ambition for re-election? Sepp Blatter, the 77-year-old FIFA president, declared himself "against the age limit", a concept on which... Read more "

— May 25, 2013

Michel Platini, the art of suspense

Will go or not go? Michel Platini likes to maintain doubts about his possible candidacy for the presidency of FIFA. The French leader took advantage of the Congress of... Read more "

— April 30, 2013

FIFA invests in the fight against racism

Next Monday, the FIFA working group to combat racism and discrimination will meet for the first time. Sepp Blatter, President of FIFA,... Read more "

— April 29, 2013

Place for women

The 63rd FIFA Congress, scheduled for May 30 and 31 in Mauritius, promises to be historic. For the first time, women will be able to run for office... Read more "

— April 26, 2013

Tahiti, its beaches, its sun… and its football

Less than two months before the event, a certain vagueness still surrounds the Football Confederations Cup (June 15 to 30), a sort of mini rehearsal for the 2014 World Cup... Read more "

— April 11, 2013

Brazil lags, FIFA gets impatient

The rag is burning between FIFA and Brazil. And the tone rises. Just over two months before the start of the Confederations Cup in... Read more "

— March 28, 2013

Depardieu president

Gérard Depardieu should take on the role of Jules Rimet, former president of the International Football Federation, founder of the first World Cup in 1930, in a film... Read more "