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Scandal for the sake of scandal

The Dagestanian newspaper "Present Time" noted that Mahir Shukyurov, the Azerbaijani defender from Anji Makhachkala, didn't turn, like all his team and their competitors, to the Russian flag during the national anthem before their match with Sibir.

Zenit's first step

  Zenit Saint-Petersburg, having spent 50 million euros to strengthen the team's composition, just barely beat a mediocre French team.

The Caucasus derby

The game between the neighbouring Caucasus clubs was full of tension and drama. The footballers from Nalchik, continuing to fight for their place in the group, have already won two matches, including the battle with CSKA. Alania, on the other hand, is concentrating on?climbing up?in the league.But a derby is a derby, and both teams were thinking only of winning this game.

President of UEFA rates conditions in Tbilisi highly

According to the mayor of Tbilisi, Gigi Ugulava, the possibility of organizing The UEFA Europa League final in Tbilisi in 2012 or 2013 was discussed with UEFA president Michel Platini, reports Trend.At present the city satisfies more than the minimum requirements to host the final and more improvements will be made.It has been decided to organize a large football event of some kind in Tbilisi. Details will be known later.10.08.10

European World Champion

The last obstacle to a European side lifting the 2010 World Cup was a good side, but not the continent’s strongest. Uruguay has lifted the World Cup twice, but the last time was in 1950.

Football associations of Russia and Iran sign cooperation agreement

The governing bodies of the football associations of Russia and Iran have ratified a treaty on cooperation in various spheres, RIA Novosti reports. The treaty was signed at a session of FIFA in Johannesburg (SAR).

Football rebellion

The Sport-Express daily says that some First Division clubs are in favor of a withdrawal from the Professional Football League (PFL)

Iranian soccer team barred from Youth Olympics over head-scarves

The Iranian girls’ soccer team has been kicked out of the Youth Olympics as FIFA rules bar players from wearing Islamic headscarvesFIFA regulations say a team’s strip should not indicate any political, religious or personal convictions."Taking into consideration the clear position stated by the [Olympic committee] of Iran, the FIFA Executive Committee had no choice but totake the decision that Iran will not be able to participate," Jerome Valcke, the FIFA secretary general, said.The inaugural Youth Olympic Games will be held from August 14 to 26 in Singapore.

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