With The Best FIFA Football Awards 2017 coming up fast and the 55 nominees for the FIFA FIFPRO World11 already known, try your hand at predicting the final line-up and you could win some impressive pr...
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The Best FIFA Football Awards™ take place on 23 October 2017 at the world-famous London Palladium theatre. View the shortlists and read about the nominees for the men’s and women’s player and coach awards.
The finalists for The Best FIFA Football Awards™ were announced today at a special media event held in London with FIFA Legends Andriy Shevchenko, Peter Shilton, Jay Jay Okocha, Alex Scott and Roberto Di Matteo.
FIFA 1904 is a monthly magazine which is published as both a print edition and as a free online publication. The 68-page magazine contains in-depth stories and interviews about football from around the world, with a special focus on FIFA's development projects and activities, competitions, events and member associations. The print version is provided for free to FIFA's confederations and member associations, while the online version is available to all football fans right here on FIFA.com.
Podium discussions, readings, film evenings and visits from famous faces from the world of football: the FIFA World Football Museum's cultural programme for October, November and December 2017 is full of highlights.
Using a number of guiding principles but also concrete and measurable objectives, FIFA’s new vision as stated in FIFA 2.0 is to promote the game of football, protect its integrity and bring the game to all.
Rebuilding is never the easiest of tasks, with its inherent ups and downs. Every now and then, however, there appears a shaft of light, a promise of brighter days ahead. In the case of Bolivia, their 22-place climb to 46th in the latest FIFA/Coca Cola World Ranking is one such glimmer of hope.
On 25 April 1936, one of the most important figures in South American football history, the Chilean Leonel Sanchez, was born. FIFA.com pays tribute to the tough, yet silky left-footer who starred for Universidad de Chile and his country.
The fitting culmination to what was, in the eyes of most
observers, the quintessential FIFA World Cup
™ tournament. This match had all the ingredients of a
great final - goals, end-to-end football and star players. In the
end, Pele, Jairzinho and Carlos Alberto got the better of
Facchetti, Rivera and Riva in a match which, for over an hour, was
much closer than the final score-line suggests.
On 25 July 1993, 24 years ago today, Bolivia handed Brazil their first defeat in a FIFA World Cup qualifier, paving the way for their maiden qualification for the finals. FIFA.com looks back.