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The head of football's world governing body joined more than 110,000 people who tweeted about the Socceroos' World Cup qualification overnight.

The chances that Sepp Blatter reverses a previous pledge and stands again for the FIFA presidency are getting better.

At many FIFA press conferences, you'll see two plastic bottles in front of each participant up on stage. One will be water and, should their throats get a little dry, it will be what the speakers turn to. The other will be Coca Cola, one of FIFA's sp...

For some observers, the Confederations Cup may have a hokey, inauthentic feel -- hey, let's jam a competition into an otherwise quiet summer, fill it with authorized vendor zones, official beer, Sepp Blatter and generally low-stakes soccer -- but to ...

FIFA president Sepp Blatter is confident the stadiums this year's Confederations Cup - including the historic Maracana stadium - will be ready for the warm-up event for the World Cup.

Togo captain Alaixys Romao has said he will only go to Libya for Friday's World Cup qualifier if FIFA president Sepp Blatter is there too and sits on the team's bench.

FIFA president Sepp Blatter could have landed in more hot water following comments he made while congratulating the new female members of the executive committee.

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has been criticised for describing a female candidate for the football governing body's executive committee as "good, and good-looking".

Sepp Blatter has praised Australian official Moya Dodd as 'good and good looking' in an address to the Asian Football Confederation.

Sepp Blatter has called Australia's female candidate for the FIFA executive committee "good and good looking" in an address to the Asian Football Confederation.

FIFA has backed its reform process and insists it's carrying out many recommended changes aimed at more financial transparency, although president Sepp Blatter's annual salary remains a secret.

The FIFA executive committee dropped reform proposals Tuesday to limit the age and terms for its officials from the congress this week, saying "no consensus" has been reached on the issues among its member countries and a "more thorough analysis is required."

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has cast further doubt on the scheduling of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, telling L'Equipe: " It's not rational or reasonable to play in June-July."

Playing the 2022 World Cup in the searing summer heat of Qatar is "not rational and reasonable," FIFA president Sepp Blatter said in a newspaper interview.

FIFA president Sepp Blatter was "appalled" when he learned that AC Milan's match against Roma was suspended because of racist chanting.

FIFA president Sepp Blatter has said the racist chanting during AC Milan's game with Roma on Sunday has strengthened his determination to introduce more severe sanctions.