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14Nov/15

Family affair as Beckham makes winning return to Old Trafford

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David Beckham plays at Old Trafford again and leads old boys – and son Brooklyn – to 3-1 win over World XI
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26May/15

Prince Ali bin Al Hussein unwilling to talk following FIFA meeting

May 26, 2015Football61st FIFA Congress, 65th FIFA Congress, Ali Bin Al Hussein, Association football, Barcelona, Blatter, Brazil, Corruption in Switzerland, FIFA, FIFA corruption case, In association football, International Olympic Committee, Jordan, Luis Figo, Mohammed bin Hammam, Portugal, Prince, Prince Ali bin Hussein, Sepp Blatter, Sports, Switzerland, Zürichsmbale

Sepp Blatter’s only challenger Prince Ali bin Al Hussein declines to comment on his chances three days before FIFA presidential election

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25May/15

Victory or bust for Jordan’s charming Prince Ali

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Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein is the only candidate left standing to challenge Sepp Blatter in Friday’s FIFA Presidential election.

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