FIFA-dominated front pages sum up 'Sepptic' day of shame
LONDON — Football, fraud and racketeering: a sensational combination for creative headline writers across the world.
A day after key figures from football's governing body FIFA were indicted on allegations of corruption, newspaper editors around the world summed up Wednesday's dramatic events, which rocked the sporting world, in Thursday's morning editions.
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Here are 14 of the front pages from newspapers around the world:
The Sun
The Times
The Independent
The Daily Star
The Guardian
Libération
Le Parisien
Bild
La Republica
De Telegraaf
Excelsior
El Mercurio
The New York Times
Wall Street Journal
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