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Soccer
Didier Drogba and Nicolas Anelka Heading Home?
How events off the field could lead to some big changes for Chinese football.
'Flag-gate' Hits 2012 Olympics
The accidental use of a South Korean flag for the North Korean women’s soccer team sets an awkward tone for the 2012 games.
A 'Yellow Card' for Asian Football Head?
John Duerden notes a mixed victory for Mohamed Bin Hammam, whose lifetime ban was overturned.
FIFA and Asian Football Official Collide Over Ethics
In a bid for the FIFA presidency, corruption and bribery charges are leveled, reports John Duerden.
South Korean Superstar Park Ji-sung Switches UK Teams
One of the world’s football stars to play for one of Asia’s leading business icons, writes John Duerden.
Iran Sanctions Draw ‘Red Card’ in Football
In Iran, life hurts under U.S.-led sanctions. As John Duerden writes, sanctions also hurt football.
Hijab Allowed Back on the Football Field
John Duerden dissects the IFAB’s decision to lift a ban on women wearing headscarves while playing football.
Park Chu-young’s Military Mess
Can South Korea’s star soccer striker Park Chu-young turn his grim situation around?
Can J-League Stay Clean?
The J-League has made clear it wants to keep its distance from the Yakuza. Can Japanese football stay clean?
ASEAN's Golden Goal
ASEAN is mulling making a joint bid to host the 2030 World Cup. Its chances depend on members working together.