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The Power of Protest and Tahiti's Fairy Tale

Brazil protests target the Confederations Cup and Tahiti's adventure in the tournament

• 26 mins

Will Brazil be Ready for 2014?

FIFA's Secretary-General Jerome Valcke gives his views on Brazil's preparations for 2014

• 26 mins

Benoit Assou-Ekotto and Haiti at the Gold Cup

Interviews with Cameroon's Benoit Assou-Ekotto and Italy's Alessandro Nesta.

• 28 mins

New York, New York!

A special from New York examining plans for a new team and the re-launch of the NY Cosmos.

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Qatar 2022: A Hot Debate

FIFA's Jim Boyce on the possibility of moving the 2022 World Cup to Qatar's winter

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The State of the Game

Jerome Champagne, Rick Parry and Zesh Rehman discuss the state of the modern game

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Football and Match Fixing

Declan Hill, Steve Darby and Tony Higgins discuss the problem of match-fixing in football.

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Is English Football Stuck in the Dark Ages?

Dutch coach Raymond Verheijan hits out at the standard of football in the Premier League

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Italian Football: A Dead Man Walking?

The Italian whistle-blower Simone Farina talks about the problem of match-fixing

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Ledley King and Eiji Kawashima

Interviews with the former England international Ledley King and Japan's Eiji Kawashima

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The Hopes for Palestinian Football: "We Want to Eat Grapes"

An interview with the President of the Palestinian Football Association

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The Road to Brazil 2014: A Tale of Immigrants and Refugees

A bitter rivalry between USA and Mexico, Bosnia's World Cup dreams and Zlatan Ibrahimovich

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Match Fixing: Cutting the Head Off the Snake

Catching the match-fixers. Have the authorities finally got their man?

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The Rise of Nationalism in Central Europe

World Football investigates the rise of nationalism amongst European football fans.

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In Conversation with Roma's Michael Bradley

Michael Bradley discusses Roma's good form and his father's role as Egypt coach

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Meeting the Presidents: Galatasaray, Juventus and La Liga

Galatasaray chairman Unal Aysal calls for a breakaway European Super League.

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Racism, Iceland Dreaming and Howard Kendall

Senegal's Pape Diakite tells us he was spat at and subjected to monkey chants in Slovakia

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Sunshine and Politics: Sepp Blatter in the Cayman Islands

FIFA President Sepp Blatter discusses his future during a visit to the Cayman Islands.

• 26 mins

Confessions of a Match Fixer

The Croatian footballer Mario Cismek tells us why he was tempted by the match fixers.

• 26 mins

Lilian Thuram

Lilian Thuram on why white footballers need to do more to help tackle racism in football

• 28 mins

Crushed Dreams, Chainsaws and USSR Conspiracy Theories

World Football travels to Amman for Jordan's crucial World Cup play-off against Uruguay

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Football after the Typhoon

Philippines team captain Rob Gier talks about the impact of Typhoon Haiyan on this family

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Klas Ingesson on Beating Cancer

The former Sweden player Klas Ingesson discusses his return to the game following cancer.

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Nelson Mandela dies

Live coverage of events in South Africa and reaction from around the world

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In Conversation with Mikael Silvestre

An interview with Mikael Silvestre on Manchester United's poor form

• 28 mins

Carlos Queiroz: From Mozambique to Tehran

Iran's coach Carlos Queiroz on why he would be keen on the Tottenham manager job

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The Colourful Life of Football's Rudi Gutendorf

Coach to 18 national teams, listen to Rudi Gutendorf's tales from an astonishing career

• 28 mins

Catching up with a Reggae Boy

Paul Hall tells World Football why he's the right man to coach Jamaica in the future.

• 28 mins

Remembering Eusebio

Friends, team-mates and opponents pay their tributes to Eusebio

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In Conversation with Avram Grant

The former Israel and Chelsea coach on anti-semitism and immigration in football

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