Blatter feels airbrushed from Fifa history, but admits he would have backed Infantino as his successor.
Opinion
Police raid French Football Federation in search of Blatter evidence
French police act at the request of the Swiss authorities investigating the infamous payment Blatter made to Michel Platini.
Adam Johnson the exception that proves the rule
Amid the moral outrage over Adam Johnson's behaviour, it is worth remembering that not all footballers transgress in such a way.
Input of women is vital if Fifa is to rebuild its reputation
If Fifa is to thrive it needs to give more power to women.
Sid Lowe’s Notes from Spain: Ronaldo silences critics
Cristiano Ronaldo silences his critics, while a comedy moment on the Valencia bench does little to enhance Gary Neville's reputation.
Paddy Agnew’s Notes from Italy: Roma’s Madrid mission may not be impossible
Roma travel to Madrid looking to overcome a 2-0 deficit, but after seven successive Serie A wins, confidence is high for Luicano Spalletti's team.
Nick Bidwell’s Notes form Germany: BVB v Bayern – Michelin fare at fast-food prices
Stalemate for Dortmund and Bayern, but there was plenty to admire in the top of the table clash.
Tim Vickery’s Notes from South America: River Plate and Sao Paolo set for Libertadores showdown
River Plate and Soa Paolo meet next week, and for one of them it could mark the end of their Libertadores Cup campaign before it…
Is Fifa in too much of a hurry to embrace video assistance?
Fifa seems determined to rush through the introduction of video technology.
Infantino distances himself from Platini
Unlike his former Uefa colleague, Michel Platini, new Fifa chief Gianni Infantino is keen to embrace technology.