Football Pathways Plan aimed to align the sport's calendar, but lack of unity proved its undoing

If he is to survive as Fifa president, he must continue to play the rest of the world off against the continent which allowed him to rise to power.

Several European nations have formally withdrawn support for Infantino’s re-election for a fourth term as president

A disallowed equalising point was Kerry’s chief grievance after the game

Football’s entire governance model is an archaic structure that must be torn down and replaced

Fifa president has managed to unite football, but not in the way he wished

The strength of Mayo’s faith made devotees of us all but now we risk feeling bereft

All 55 Uefa nations have rebelled against Fifa’s plans to sell World Cup stake to private equity

Uefa has heavily criticised the proposal, saying it ‘crosses a line’

Scheduling clash with World Cup and All-Ireland hurling finals left the Cork amateur side in the doghouse with the FAI

Clones Town say they remain ‘genuinely grateful’ for Delaney’s support

The American is afflicted with a very modern kind of awkwardness, as he showed in the aftermath of his rules controversy on Friday

American picked up a two-stroke penalty on Friday after improving the line of his swing by trampling a patch of rough on the fifth hole

Even if you don’t remember the name of this week’s Open Champion in years to come, you will always remember the scene

Northern Irishman standing firm thanks to his outlandish driving ability