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Maresca's seeing good things at Man City while PSG are seeing the ball in the net four times—one of these assessments is delusional and it isn't PSG's. • Barcola's hat trick was the kind of statement Liverpool needed, and he made it in the most efficient way possible: by actually scoring goals instead of talking about potential. • This story is already obsolete since you're reading it after the match has been played, which tells you everything about the news cycle's relationship with football reality. • Martinez opened his mouth when he should've kept his head down, and now United will punish him because they're desperate to punish someone other than themselves. • Henry was right—Martinez needs to look in the mirror before he looks at the board, because defenders who can't mark properly don't get to lecture management. Maresca's seeing good things at Man City while PSG are seeing the ball in the net four times—one of these assessments is delusional and it isn't PSG's. • Barcola's hat trick was the kind of statement Liverpool needed, and he made it in the most efficient way possible: by actually scoring goals instead of talking about potential. • This story is already obsolete since you're reading it after the match has been played, which tells you everything about the news cycle's relationship with football reality. • Martinez opened his mouth when he should've kept his head down, and now United will punish him because they're desperate to punish someone other than themselves. • Henry was right—Martinez needs to look in the mirror before he looks at the board, because defenders who can't mark properly don't get to lecture management.

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FIFA accuse UEFA of 'misinformation campaign'

By WAF News Desk September 29, 2026 1:45 pm Updated October 3, 2026 12:26 am 1 min read

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FIFA accuse UEFA of 'misinformation campaign'

FIFA has launched an extraordinary attack on UEFA, accusing it of running a “misinformation campaign” to scupper Gianni Infantino’s World Cup private investor proposal.

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FIFA has accused UEFA of conducting a misinformation campaign to undermine Gianni Infantino's World Cup private investor proposal. The allegations emerged as FIFA urged a US court to reject a discovery request following UEFA's legal filing against Infantino. FIFA denies UEFA's suggestions that the president violated laws or ethical principles, characterising them as without merit. FIFA also claims UEFA is attempting to influence the presidential election.

What we know

FIFA alleges UEFA is running a misinformation campaign targeting Infantino's World Cup proposal
UEFA filed legal action against Infantino; FIFA denies violations of law or ethics
FIFA characterises UEFA's efforts as an attempt to influence the presidential race

Why it matters

The dispute reflects escalating tensions between football's two major continental bodies over governance and World Cup financing structures. The legal proceedings and election-interference allegations signal deeper institutional conflict within football's regulatory framework.

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