Football

Less than a week after saying the bidding process was not compromised, Fifa has lodged a criminal complaint with the Swiss attorney general in connection with the 2018 and 2022 World Cups. Audio

Fifa's report into World Cup corruption has been labelled pointless and a joke by the English Football Association. Audio

In the grandstands with the German crowds is Berlin-based editor-in-chief of Football Collective, Paddy Higgs - the good feeling of Germany's win at the 2014 World Cup hasn't lasted long; reigning… Audio

Beverley Maphangwa from the SABC talks sport in South Africa and South Africa's recent win over the All Blacks. Audio

BBC sports journalist Russell Fuller keeps the score court-side. Europe beats the USA in the Ryder Cup at Gleneagles in Scotland, the introduction of the Rooney Rule in the Football League, and the… Audio

Stefano's Team is a documentary about a football mad Italian migrant, Stefano Virgili, who's brought his favourite game to rural Northland's Kaeo and through this has had a profound impact on the… Audio

Teacher and football coach at Mt Roskill Grammar School, whose new online series, Being Roskill Season 3: Brazil, takes an in-depth look at Brazilian football, culture and society. Audio

Discusses the opening Football World Cup game between home side Brazil and Croatia; plus the Black Caps beating the West Indies and the emergence of two new stars, Mark Craig and Tom Latham. Audio

The 2014 Fifa World Cup begins with host Brazil playing Croatia. Audio

With the FIFA World Cup about to begin, we talk to ESPN Football writer Uli Hesse about the biggest event in soccer and some myths and legends about the beautiful game like why seven cats were buried… Audio

David Goldblatt is the author of "Futebol Nation", a book that looks at Brazil's love of the beautiful game, and its place in the country's national identity. Audio

English journalist Tim Vickery lived in Rio De Janiero. He tells us about how much the World Cup means to the country, how it influences society and politics, and which player could be Brazil's public… Audio

With Dr. Mark Fulcher, New Zealand Football's Medical Director, and All Whites team doctor. Audio

Chris Jackson, former All White captain who has been part of a global survey of professional footballers, done by FifPro, the world players' union. The survery has revealed high rates of anxiety and… Audio

The Street Child World Cup has just taken place in Brazil, aiming to highlight the plight of children sleeping rough worldwide. Jo Griffin was there. Audio

Nigel Beckford: mementos and sagas Wellington writer and publisher (The Wellington Book, The NZ Book), and leader of Sven Olsen's Brutal Canadian Love Saga, who recently released a 50-track album on… Audio

Dr Vincent Gouttebarge, Chief Medical Officer for FIFPro, the organisation which represents an estimated 65,000 professional footballers (soccer players) worldwide. Audio

After the recent acrimonious takeover of Liverpool Football Club and with Manchester United's star striker Wayne Rooney agitating for a transfer, the Guardian's football correspondent David Conn on… Audio

Football fans around the world are getting more excited as the world cup approaches. Football is the most popular sport in the world and it has a strong following here in New Zealand. But what is it… Audio

The head coach of the All Whites and the Wellington Phoenix Ricki Herbert joins Noelle to talk about the beautiful game. Audio