It's been ten years since the football world was alternately delighted or shocked with the dawn raid orchestrated by the FBI on the luxury Baur au Lac Hotel in downtown Zurich, on some unsuspecting, sleeping members of the FIFA Congress. 

A fitting tribute to the giant of sports investigative journalism and a clarion call to aspiring journalists.

Australian Government's 2021 MYEFO banks on loss of tax revenues due to 2023 World Cup

If you'll excuse the mixed cultural metaphor, what music to the ears it was to read this headline via Fairfax during the week.

This time last year, the 10 football federations were in a good financial position but with structural challenges apparent even then.

Sometimes relationships come to an end and, when they do, knowing when to just walk away can make everyone feel so much better and get on wi

Employee expenses in state member federations account for more than one-third of revenue

The 'FIFA way' robbed millions worldwide of facilities, funding and opportunities for the best part of a generation and whistleblowers are b

We say so long, farewell, auf wiedersehen, adieu - but with a final word on a few things

It is with regret that FootballToday is closing down. We began this site as a content curation site in 2014, principally as a means of...

Manchester City challenges the independence of UEFA's decision to ban it from European competition for two years.

If Queensland clubs and players hit with an increase in participation and registration fees for the 2020 season are wondering why – this...

One year on from the Alen Stajcic sacking, two issues remain to be addressed

The new FFA CEO, James Johnson, starts in the job today and here are five issues that will help set the framework for success