Bemoaning Football's Malaise

27-Nov-17 08:05

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Malaysian football has just equaled its record low ranking of 174 out of FIFA's 211 member associations. Sanjeevan explains how the governing body of world football can assist its member associations to develop its respective football programmes. He also speaks about FIFA's attempts to overcome its corrupt past, and Oceania's role in the expanded 2026 World Cup format.

Presented by: Tan Chung Han

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Tags: FIFA, Sepp Blatter, Gianni Infantino, FAM, Oceania, Football, Corruption, Corruption in FIFA

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