Новости за 01.09.2015

By Andrew Warshaw
September 1 - A seven-bedroom mansion controlled by a company owned by the wife of disgraced former FIFA powerbroker Ricardo Teixeira has been sold for $9 million suggesting the Brazilian, under investigation back home for allegedly accepting millions of dollars in bribes, is no longer taking refuge in the United States.

By Mark Baber
September 1 - C&C Group plc, and the Scottish FA have agreed a seven-figure deal for Tennent's to be the official beer partner of the Scotland National Team for the next three years.

By Jaroslaw Adamowski
September 1 - The city authorities of Brno have unveiled plans to lease the Za Luzankami stadium to Verime Zbrojovce, a supporters' association led by former footballer Petr Svancara, and, in the long-term, finance a project worth some CZK 1.5 billion (€55.5 million) to overhaul the stadium for Czech football club FC Zbrojovka Brno.

September 1 - An amateur match in Berlin descended into a mass brawl that left two people injured after fans and players from both teams exchanged anti-Semitic and anti-Muslim insults, according to German police.

September 1 - While David Beckham continues to attempt to finalise a deal to set up his new MLS team in Miami, the city's other professional side Miami FC, due to join the second-tier NASL, has appointed former Italian international Alessandro Nesta, who made 78 appearances for his country, as its head coach.

September 1 - Organisers of Vietnam's V-League have pledged to step up their crackdown on match-fixing after several games ended with questionable results.

By Samindra Kunti
September 1 - Goa's Dempo Sports Club are set to be the third Indian club to drop out of the 2016 I-League. The All India Football Federation AIFF wants a roadmap to have a single national Indian league in the future and it looks like the Indian Super League (ISL) is winning the race.

By Paul Nicholson
September 1 - Indonesian telecom operator Indosat has signed official telecom partner deals with three of Europe's club giants - Arsenal, Barcelona and Inter Milan. The two-year deals will deliver exclusive content, breaking news and video to Indonesian fans.

By Alexander Krassimirov
September 1 - More than 60 Ultras, supporters of Bulgaria's Lokomotiv Plovdiv, occupied the police station in Montana this weekend, trying to free one of their fellow fans. The fan had been arrested during the game in the Bulgarian elite league between Montana and Lokomotiv after Plovdiv Ultras tried to invade the pitch.