Significats de soccer association en anglès

In Costa Rica, the soccer association has used successive grants to build up a national sports center.

He said he plans to speak to the soccer association next week to decide what to do next.

Although not uncommon, the world body has suspended nations mainly when a government has intervened in its soccer association's affairs.

Adidas will pay up to €70 million a year to extend its sponsorship deal with the German soccer association.

The tiny Central American country's soccer association has over 1 million registered male members, according to the most recent available data from FIFA.

Although suspensions are not uncommon, the world body has taken such action mainly when a government has intervened in its soccer association's affairs.

Although suspensions are not uncommon, FIFA has usually taken such action only when a government is deemed to have intervened in its soccer association's affairs.

The law firm of a FIFA ethics watchdog had business relationships with three men who have been indicted in the world soccer association's corruption scandal.

The law firm of a FIFA ethics watchdog had business relationships with three men who have been indicted in the world soccer association's corruption (...)

Blazer rose quickly to management of the Eastern New York State Soccer Association.

The Canadian Soccer Association also declined to comment and referred enquiries to FIFA.

And just like that, the first and only United Soccer Association championship game was over.

Age cheating is notorious in African soccer but offending soccer associations are rarely caught or punished.

But that assumption didn't help the Women's United Soccer Association in 2003, when that first attempt at a league folded.

Fifty years ago this week, the United Soccer Association title was decided in a 6-5 thriller.

Writer received a brochure telling about the Westport Soccer Association of which the Strikers are one of approximately twenty travel teams.