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FIFA president Sepp Blatter will stand unopposed for a new term on Wednesday after world soccer's governing body said yesterday the election could go ahead.
Mohamed bin Hammam, who had been Blatter's only rival for the presidency, was temporarily suspended from soccer activity yesterday after FIFA's ethics committee decided he did have a case to answer over the sport's bribery inquiry.
Bin Hammam, the Qatari head of the Asian Football Confederation, had already announced he was pulling out of the race with a vow to clear his name.
He and FIFA vice-president Jack Warner, who was also provisionally suspended yesterday, have both denied any wrongdoing in the bribes-for-votes case.
Mohamed bin Hammam, who had been Blatter's only rival for the presidency, was temporarily suspended from soccer activity yesterday after FIFA's ethics committee decided he did have a case to answer over the sport's bribery inquiry.
Bin Hammam, the Qatari head of the Asian Football Confederation, had already announced he was pulling out of the race with a vow to clear his name.
He and FIFA vice-president Jack Warner, who was also provisionally suspended yesterday, have both denied any wrongdoing in the bribes-for-votes case.
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